Employment

Nurses and other medical professionals held an informational picket at Crozer-Chester Medical Center, criticizing hospital ownership.

The Philadelphia Federal Reserve’s monthly survey of manufacturers found that activity in the region continued to decline for the ninth time in a row.

A recent survey of Philly businesses showed workers seem to be taking a stand against returning to the office full time.

About 900 unionized registered nurses at Einstein Medical Center in North Philadelphia are in contract negotiations with parent company, Jefferson Health.

The goal is not only to have a $15 minimum wage, but to wrestle control for future wage increases out of state control and into local hands.

Liberty Coca-Cola says the new contract with union workers provides the greater benefits and wages workers were asking for.

The agreement, which covers 9,000 union members, was overwhelmingly approved Monday. Contract negotiations continue for thousands of other Rutgers staff.

The Delaware Farm Bureau is offering mental health support for farmers, who face challenges in the fields and making ends meet.

The agency said the children sometimes worked as late as 2 a.m., but were not paid.

The bill would add constitutional language that state workers have “the fundamental right to organize and bargain collectively” and that no state law can interfere with it.

The university recently raised its doctoral stipend — right after GET-UP union cards began circulating.

Philadelphia City Council leaders are proposing a small cut to business taxes, but a coalition of business chambers of commerce are pushing to slash taxes in the next decade.

Television and movie writers soured by Hollywood’s low pay in the streaming era went on strike for the first time in 15 years on Tuesday.

A new survey found that the ongoing shortage of nurses is likely to continue for years to come.

The Boys’ Latin initiative follows the growing recognition that hands-on job training helps teens build a network and further future careers.