As we approach the start of a new year, New York employers should prepare for several wage-related changes that take effect on Jan. 1, 2026.

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The City Council is advancing a bill that would set a minimum wage for construction workers on city-funded affordable housing ...

This unit will fight to even the playing field for Washington workers and hold corporations accountable that exploit their ...

Jackson school board approves pay raises for substitutes, maintenance and transportation staff to stay competitive with ...

The cost of food, energy, housing and living is soaring, and the financial insecurity is far from over for those relying on ...

You know that feeling when you finally wrap your head around a visa… and then the government quietly bumps the income ...

Multifamily development in New York City is almost — almost — reaching the goals set by local and state governments.

Administrators and drivers will also see minimum wage floors rise under enhanced Occupational Progressive Wages scheme Read ...

Foreign workers in Belarus will now face updated income requirements if they plan to bring family members or apply for work ...

Users simply register, select a contract, and top up to activate cloud computing and monitor their earnings in real time. The fully automated system transforms every phone into a "mobile profit engine ...

Gov. Mike DeWine is considering a bill that would allow 14- and 15-year-olds to work later on school nights. Young workers ...