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The artificial intelligence boom has given new life to the ongoing debate over who gets to decide how new technologies shape society.

It’s unclear what the Republican vice presidential candidate is referring to since X employees have not gone on strike.

Union leadership was furious with the White House after last month’s debate.

An expansion of a data privacy measure following the killing of a judge’s son might have started a cottage industry in New Jersey.

State workers will need to be in the office two days a week, according to an administration memo issued Wednesday.

The head of one of America’s most storied labor organizations sees changing technology as a great risk — and great opportunity.

The former Architect of the Capitol, J. Brett Blanton, had a host of well-known problems that culminated in his firing last February.

Ryan Buras, a deputy director for the California Governor’s Office of Emergency Services, is accused of harassing and then retaliating against a state subordinate.

Jose Rodriguez has seen trouble in the Senate before, failing to clear a procedural vote last year.

The company, in a lawsuit, compared the National Labor Relations Board’s structure to ‘the very definition of tyranny’

EEOC Commissioner Keith Sonderling unpacks AI’s impact on hiring.

Call 2023 the year of personal rule.

A former server at Trump National Golf Club in Bedminster alleges she was sexually harassed and coerced into sex by a supervisor, then tricked into signing an illegal non-disclosure agreement by Trump’s lawyer, Alina Habba.

Unionized workers are starting to win guardrails on the use of artificial intelligence and other emerging technologies as Washington is still coming to grips with the fast-moving field.

The proposal was a top priority for SEIU, a powerful labor union that’s been trying for years to secure a minimum wage for health care workers.