It's a reflection of how local prosecutors are increasingly cracking down on the mistreatment of workers.

If you’re looking for work and you have a criminal record, and how should prospective employers handle your application? Here is what you need to know.

“It’ll be a long three years if you lose,” Dougherty is accused of telling one potential opposition candidate for an executive board post. The suit, if successful, would force a new union vote.

Thursday's figure from the Labor Department, a slight decline from the previous week, showed that many employers are still cutting jobs during the pandemic.

From library workers to sanitation worker influencers, here's a look at the people and organizations who shaped the labor movement in Philadelphia this past year.

A new software tool can help people find new jobs that draw upon their existing skills - but pay much more.

Cesium, which tracks Santa’s path every Christmas for NORAD, has moved to Center City Philadelphia and plans rapid growth after separating from AGI.

Shipping company and Postal Service workers are putting in serious overtime to deliver packages this holiday, but in the process risk exposing themselves to COVID-19.

Mayor Kenney acknowledged the poor outlook for city finances, as he warned that the budget he proposes in March for the next fiscal year is likely “not going to be pretty.”

TWU Local 234 says SEPTA’s policy incentivizes workers to work when they may be sick or have been exposed to COVID-19.

The widespread delays are caused by a massive staffing shortage due to rising coronavirus cases combined with a record rush of holiday packages as more people shop online.

The number of claims was much higher than the 800,000 that economists had expected.

Here are ways to celebrate, have fun and provide a bit of bonding for your staff during what has been a difficult year for many.