Workers sift through trash to help woman find winning lotto ticket
A store manager at a local lottery shop in southeast Portland, Oregon went above and beyond to help a customer who'd lost their winning ticket.
A store manager at a local lottery shop in southeast Portland, Oregon went above and beyond to help a customer who'd lost their winning ticket.
Plenty of workers relocate for a job. But not many move to a new state to work from home -- and get paid to do it.
Amazon wants its employees to quit their jobs and create their own delivery businesses. It turns out that's an expensive proposition. So Amazon is upping the ante.
Presidential candidate Sen. Kamala Harris said she would not have voted for the North American Free Trade Agreement, the 1994 deal drawing sharp divisions on trade philosophy among candidates for the Democratic presidential nomination.
French telecom company Orange and its former chief executive have gone on trial in Paris, accused of pursuing a strategy to destabilize employees that resulted in a wave of suicides a decade ago.
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon talks a lot about the need to train workers for the jobs of the future. Now the bank says it will spend $350 million over the next five years to make it happen.
Kagen Coffee & Crepes is giving away food and drinks to federal workers who aren't getting paid as the partial government shutdown continues into its fourth week.
SPOKANE, Wash. - Starting Tuesday, January 1, employees in Washington state will see a small portion of their pay taken out of their paycheck for the state's new Paid Family and Medical Leave program.
It's three weeks to Black Friday, and retailers have a problem.
Want more evidence that America's economy needs more workers? For the first time in at least 20 years, there are now more job openings than there are people looking for work.
CEOs have always earned much more than the average worker — but a new report highlights just how large that pay gap has become.
Demonstrators across the globe took to the streets on Tuesday to demand better working conditions, as part of rallies marking International Workers' Day.
A warehouse worker reaches for a high shelf, a wristband wrapped around each arm. The company-issued wearables track the location of every product the employee handles while occasionally vibrating to guide their movements.