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Merrimack Valley Transit Strike Ends With One-Year Contract

A one-year pact restores service, preserves wages and benefits, and leaves the long-running Saturday scheduling dispute unresolved.

Duralex Prepares to Seek Judicial Reorganization at Orléans Court

Mumbai Ground Staff End Flash Protest After Disrupting Air India Flights

MTA Warns LIRR Riders of Possible Strike as Soon as May 16

Worker Dies in Stage Collapse for Shakira’s Copacabana Concert

Brazil's 2025 Workplace Injuries Hit 10-Year High, Official Study Finds

World Day Puts Workplace Mental Health and Nutrition at the Center of Job Safety

Chinese Office Worker Sleeps 5 Hours in Pay Protest as Video Spreads Online

B.C. Union Urges Full-Time Remote Work to Ease Fuel Costs

Trump Orders Immediate TSA Pay as Airport Lines Persist

ABC Staff Set for First Walkout in 20 Years on Wednesday After Pay Deal Rejected

R-Pharm Germany’s Illertissen Plant Enters Preliminary Insolvency as Court Appoints Administrator

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

Two Delhi-NCR Construction Collapses Kill Three Workers as Police Probe Negligence

Australia Post Halts New Hi‑Vis Polo, Orders Staff Back to Old Uniforms

WARN Filings Pinpoint Amazon Layoffs With 2,198 in Washington and 769 in the Bay Area Starting in Late April

MFA Boston Lays Off 33 Employees to Address $13 Million Shortfall

Ohio USPS Carrier Put on Unpaid Leave After Facebook Critique of Storm Conditions

Suncor Contractor Dies After Machinery Sinks Into Muskeg at Fort Hills as Alberta OHS Investigates

UMSNH Rector Rebuts Finance Claims, Points to Pre‑Agreed Year‑End Funds and Audits