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Chicago Labor Day Parade Returns to Southeast Side

The turnout signaled intensified union organizing alongside stepped-up public-safety operations for the holiday.

Over 150 Allina Physicians File Strike Notice, Plan Sept. 14–17 Walkout

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MTA Flagger Killed by D Train at 161st Street–Yankee Stadium

New Rule Bars Offshore Workers Over 124kg From Helicopter Travel

U.S. Removes 110 Truck-Driver Training Schools From Federal Registry

Drivers Reunite Isolated Harlem Cabbie With Family After Long Identification and Repatriation Effort

New York Mayor Sues to Block City Council’s $10,000 Paraprofessional Bonus Law

AI Is Cutting Routine Work and Creating New AI Jobs as Employers Raise Skill Bar

Amazon to Close Mechanical Turk on September 30, 2026

Fire at Amur Gas Chemical Complex Kills Seven and Leaves Chinese Workers Missing

Ben Gurion Restores Operations but Staffing Rift Raises Holiday Disruption Risk

Boston Symphony Musicians Authorize First-Ever Strike

Tether Abandons Uruguay Bitcoin Mines After Dispute With State Utility

California Lawmakers Move to Soften Tax Credit Cap That Threatened Film Incentives

Vance Returns to Ohio to Kick Off National Midterm Tour at Steel Plant

Flight Attendants File Grievance Over Alaska 787 Long‑Haul Staffing

Lawmakers Near Deal to Protect Film Credits From California’s New Tax-Credit Cap

Unexploded Ordnance Blast Wounds Six Farm Workers Near Metula

Contractor Killed Operating Pot Hauler at Burns Harbor Steel Plant

Tyson Closes Two Beef Plants and Seeks Buyer for Third