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Holy Week 2026: Peru Confirms April 2–3 National Holidays as Mexico Treats the Days as Regular Workdays

Peru is preparing security deployments for an expected 1.9 million holiday travelers.

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Labor Department Moves to Rescind 2024 Contractor Rule, Restore Weighted 'Economic Reality' Test

Trump Administration Concedes Farm Labor Shortage as Judge Weighs H-2A Pay-Cut Rule

Argentina Confirms March 21–24 Long Weekend With Tourism Day and Fixed Holiday

Sophia Bush Says 'One Tree Hill' Revival Remains in Discussion as Progress Slows

Sixth Circuit Rejects NLRB’s Cemex Standard, Vacates Brown‑Forman Bargaining Order

Disney Still Paying Harvey Weinstein a Vested Pension, Reports Say

Judge Reinstates VA-AFGE Union Contract, Citing Retaliation and APA Violations

Labor Department Moves to Rescind 2024 Contractor Rule, Revives Two-Factor Test

Sixth Circuit Vacates NLRB Bargaining Order, Curtails Cemex Standard

Mexico Enacts Constitutional Cut to Workweek, Phased to 40 Hours by 2030

DOL Proposes Return to Core-Factor Test for Independent Contractors

Arbitrator Restores Union Button Rights for Patina Workers at EPCOT’s Italy Pavilion

Illinois Sues Lockport McDonald’s Owner Over 550-Plus Alleged Child Labor Violations

Dublin Teachers Set Monday Strike Deadline as District Sticks to Fact-Finder Plan

United and Flight Attendants Near Tentative Deal After Chicago Mediation

Neymar Sued by Former Chef Over Alleged 16-Hour Shifts and Injuries

Stewart Says Leaked Letter Prompted Tougher Talks as WNBPA Reaffirms Unity Before March 10 CBA Target

DOL Moves to Rescind 2024 Contractor Rule, Revive Weighted ‘Economic Reality’ Test

Massachusetts AG Secures More Than $420,000 From Two Beacon Hill Restaurants Over Service Fees