Investigators: NJ Gas Station Owners Exploiting Workers
The U.S. Department of Labor's Wage and Hour Division contends some New Jersey gas station owners are exploiting workers, and paying them less than a fair wage.
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The U.S. Department of Labor's Wage and Hour Division contends some New Jersey gas station owners are exploiting workers, and paying them less than a fair wage.
How do you know if your résumé is getting the attention you think it deserves? A new web source has been created by a Rutgers University law school student to help you get more eyeballs on your résumé.
The 90-year-old bridge linking two West Philadelphia neighborhoods is getting a rebuilt, thanks to funding from the state and federal government.
Your trips to the supermarket, bank, and library may seem mundane, but they could have important financial lessons for your children.
Toyota says its manufacturing operations won't be back to normal until the end of this year, because of last month's devastating earthquake and tsunami in Japan.
The law was designed to crack down on contractors working under the table, but everyone agreed it would be too much hassle for too little benefit.
Filling up a 15 gallon tank will cost about $60, $14 more than it cost just six months ago. President Obama wants to find out why prices have spiked and he has designated a task force to investigate possible fraud in energy markets.
Computer-phobia can be a detriment (a BIG detriment) in job-hunting and it's up to the job-seeker to adapt.
City Council this week voted for a resolution that pushes for changes in the state takeover particularly the part that puts planning and zoning decisions around the casinos in the hands of a state authority.
A federal judge in Philadelphia this week decided that no one can definitely point to whoever caused a massive oil spill on the Delaware River in November of 2004.
The board of directors of the Philadelphia Orchestra could decide on Saturday whether to file for bankruptcy, and the musicians have been staging quiet protests against the possible move.
Council unanimously approved developer Robert Ambrosi's plans for a combination hotel-condo-retail complex in Old City, at 4th and Race Streets, the site of the former Pincus Brothers Maxwell clothing factory.
Philadelphia City Council today gave its final OK to what would be the city's first "upscale" billiards parlor. But the project promises to quickly end up in court.
With Earth Day right around the corner, recycling was the theme as a number of firms set up shop for the Philadelphia Recycling Industries Congress.
McDonald's is having its first hiring day April 19th - hiring 50,000 employees nationwide in an attempt to better staff its restaurants. There are 1,325 jobs in this area.
