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California Secures $272.5 Million Settlement With Lyft Over Driver Misclassification

Most of the money will go to eligible drivers through a third-party administrator after a court approves the deal.

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Whitney Union Sets October 5 Strike Deadline Ahead of Lichtenstein Retrospective

Viral Threads Post Puts Disney Cast Burnout Back in the Spotlight

Cleveland Orchestra Musicians Strike, Threatening European Tour

DoorDash Agrees to $131.5 Million Settlement With New York City

Nearly 14,000 Contracted Security Officers Stage Statewide Walkout in California

Third NYC Taxi Driver Found Dead in Cab as Union Pushes for Health and Relief Measures

Manitoba and British Columbia Issue Large, Occupation‑Targeted Nominee Draws

Broncos Cheerleader’s Viral ‘Double Life’ Shines New Light on Low NFL Cheer Pay

Senators Accuse FAA Chief of Holding Air Traffic Controller Raise Hostage

Banner Health Primary Care Clinicians Vote to Unionize

Teamsters Stage One-Day ULP Strike at Amazon’s DJT6 Warehouse

U.S. Job Openings Tick Up to 7.27 Million as Labor Demand Remains Muted

Airbus Spain Workers Reject Pause and Keep Indefinite Strike

Care Workers Push Bed 204 Kilometres From Magdeburg to Berlin to Protest Draft Care Law

Starbucks Faces 'No Contract? No Coffee' Boycott From Unionized Baristas

Argentina’s Domestic Work Panel Agrees Five‑Month Pay Rise and One‑Time Bonus

SK Hynix Union Narrowly Rejects Wage Deal by 25 Votes

Unifor and GM Reach Tentative Contracts for More Than 4,600 Ontario Auto Workers

Mexico to Cut Legal Workweek From 48 to 40 Hours by 2030