Employment

After several months without a contract and no signs of movement between professors and administrators, a strike has been called for all three campuses.

The goal is to have enough staffing to open more than 60 pools in the city. Last year, only 47 were able to open because of staffing issues.

The Marple Newtown Education Association says the affluent district spends the lowest portion of its budget on wages in comparison to nearby districts in Delaware County.

Launched in 2016, The Precisionists, Inc. partners with corporations and other private entities to provide sustainable full-time work.

Workers in the system and advocates for health care access fear thousands of children and adults could wrongly lose their coverage as a result.

Researchers explain how to cope with competitive housing markets, high inflation, and overall stress.

Georgia, Kansas, Michigan, New York, North Carolina, Ohio and Texas have all made billion-dollar pledges for a microchip or EV plant.

Outdoor recreation workers are making about 57% of the wages of an average Pennsylvania worker.

The demonstration adds another page to the stalemate between union workers and Rutgers administration.

Autopsies preliminarily revealed that all seven died of blast injuries. The following victims have been identified by the Berks County Coroner's Office.

Stockton University and Camden County College hope to match the passion students have for competitive video games with career opportunities.

The 40-person unit with the AFSCME is one of the few children’s museum unions in the country.

NPR moved this week to cut 10 percent of its staff and stop production of a handful of podcasts, including Invisibilia, Louder Than a Riot and Rough Translation.

Out of more than 900 union members, 84% support the vote of no confidence against three university leaders, including President Jason Wingard.

The number of U.S. job postings advertising salary information more than doubled between February 2020 and February 2023, from 18.4% to 43.7%.