In their annual reports, companies like Burger King, Taco Bell and McDonald’s seem increasingly concerned about political pressure, union organizing and legal action around the firms’ labor practices.
The New York City Council is expected Tuesday in its response to the mayor’s preliminary fiscal year 2016 budget to call for increasing the New York City Police Department’s headcount…
A century and a half ago this afternoon, the surrender that effectively ended the Civil War took place. For a city that rioted against the draft and had a Southern…
There was almost no change in February in the number of people who got, lost, quit or posted jobs, suggesting the American labor market is not exactly burning up the…
While most of those job changes took place in their 20s, people were still switching jobs later in life, according to new research. Answer our survey: How many jobs have…
The U.S.-Iran talks have people once again talking about The Bomb. For those of us who grew up at the end of the Cold War it’s instructive to read how…
It’ll be so convenient to have hundreds of looming digital advertising devices collecting data about New Yorkers’ browsing and emailing habits that we really ought to declare it school holiday…
It’s easy to blame globalization and technology for the proliferation of low-wage jobs. But what about the executives, stockholders, taxpayers and consumers who benefit from them?
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