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FAA Unveils 2026–2028 Controller Plan, Lowers Staffing Target

The agency says modern staffing models plus automated scheduling will cut overtime to meet demand with fewer controllers.

At Moms.gov Launch, Dr. Oz Says Americans Are ‘Under-Babied’

Virginia Enacts Paid Family and Medical Leave, a First in the South

Andy Harris Secures H-2B Visa Surge, Seeks Priority for Longtime Users

India Rolls Out Four Labour Codes as Unions Stage 'Black Day' Protests

Leboncoin Workers Stage First-Ever Strike in France Over Working Conditions

Judge Declares Monte de Piedad Strike Nonexistent as Union Preps Appeal

CCOO: Spain Logged 2.49 Million Unpaid Overtime Hours Each Week in 2025

SER Urges Eight Weeks of Paid Caregiver Leave in the Netherlands

Centerview Faces Jury Trial Next Week Over Analyst Fired After Requesting Nine Hours of Sleep

San Luis Waste Collection Breakdown Deepens After Carnival Holiday

Teamsters Seek Emergency Court Order to Block UPS Driver Choice Buyouts

Spain Creates Permanent Sick-Leave Observatory as Government Revives Reform Talks

New Report Finds Americans Have Just $955 Saved for Retirement as Early-Retirement Math Gets Tougher

Medicare Chief Oz Says One More Year of Work Would Add $3 Trillion as He Promotes Trump Health Plan

Solano County Workers Complete Two-Day Strike as Contract Talks Stall

Monte de Piedad Strike Reaches 80 Days With No Agreement After Fresh Talks

Japan’s New Prime Minister Faces Blowback Over 2–4 Hours’ Sleep and 3 A.M. Meeting

U.S. Begins Domestic Flight Cuts at 40 Airports Under Shutdown

France Launches Work and Pensions Conference With Key Absences