The Teamsters said 97% of unionized workers voted for the authorization. A strike would carry with it potentially far-reaching implications for the economy.

The vote of the general board which represents 12.5 million members and 55 affiliated unions is slated to happen Friday on a Zoom call.

Lower minimum wages and lower teen pay go hand-in-hand, but fewer teens work in states with higher minimum wages, according to a recent study using U.S. wage and workforce data.

“Employers have far too much power with no real consequences, which causes huge financial and emotional distress for domestic workers," one Rittenhouse nanny said.

The doctor also alleges that a superior created a hostile workplace for women.

Harris spoke in a moderated conversation with SEIU president and secretary-treasurer at an international executive board meeting in Philadelphia.

“Unfortunately, our investigators found yet another Philadelphia-area home health agency willfully shortchanging employees and skirting the law,” said a federal labor official.

Food stamp administrators in Pennsylvania and New Jersey currently are waiving work requirements and are hoping to be able to continue those waivers for many SNAP recipients.

While work-from-beach arrangements don’t seem to be disappearing, they are evolving as professionals refine their habits to make it sustainable.

Despite low unemployment, many feel they lack 'agency' and 'dignity' at work, a new study from the Federal Reserve found.

American said that the four-year deal, if ratified by pilots, would give them pay and profit-sharing “that match the top of the industry.”

A new strike school, put on by the AFL-CIO Philadelphia Council, was planned in response to a boom in worker organizing and several recent strikes in the region.

The peak summer travel season is almost here, and pilots are stepping up their pressure on major airlines for new contracts that will include higher pay.

Here's what the latest national and regional employment data tells us about Philadelphia's job market.

The Labor Department said in a release that it was among the largest wage verdicts in its history.