(WJAR) — The U.S. Department of Labor announced it is seeking to return over $2.5 million in recovered wages through an online tool. According to federal officials, 1,521 Rhode Island workers are ...
Some local educational leaders and families are not happy with the recent federal decision to sign six agreements to move ...
Rhode Island's unemployment rate is higher than that of its neighboring states, the country Many industries are still having trouble filling roles Some employers look to careers to boost retention ...
PROVIDENCE — The state Department of Labor and Training has fined a Fall River company $869,000 for wage theft, misclassifying employees, and falsifying payroll on three public works projects in Rhode ...
I write in appreciation of the soon to be retired president of the Rhode Island AFL-CIO, George Nee. In a recent article in this newspaper, longtime reporter Katherine Gregg chronicled the long and ...
One advocate said ‘it will be difficult to put Humpty Dumpty back together again,’ but another dismissed the move as a ...
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