Half of college grads earn less now than in 2000
For many Americans, a college education isn’t translating into rising wages, adding to the many workers being left behind
Minimum Wage
Don't forget to leave a tip -- for the cook
While some restaurants are ending tipping, others are adding a line on their checks suggesting one for kitchen workers
Commentary: The problem with Puzder as Labor Secretary
President Trump's pick to lead the Department of Labor might be more appropriate leading a Department of Business Owners
Like other Cabinet picks, Puzder donates to GOP senators
Donald Trump's choice to run the Labor Department will get voted on by lawmakers who've enjoyed his generosity
Workers with no college degree fall further behind than ever
The income disparity they suffer is now the widest on record, a gap that extends to other key traits, like marriage
Millions will ring in the new year with a raise
California’s minimum wage will rise 50 cents on New Year’s Day to $10.50 an hour; Arizona's is spiking 24 percent
Small business expects big changes in 2017
Optimism is building that the Trump administration will follow through on promises to bolster the segment’s growth
Unpredictable work schedule? Help may be coming
To help workers cope with wildly variable shift changes, many cities and states are mulling rules that provide stability
Half of Americans are “shut off from economic growth”
Even as the economy has grown, more than 100 million Americans have seen their income stagnate since the 1970s
For minimum-wage activists, jail time comes with the fight
The four-year-old "Fight for $15" movement has scored important victories, but faces stern test in Trump administration
"Fight for $15" protests sweeping the country
Nationwide "Distruption Day" is seeking to force lawmakers to increase wages for fast-food workers, child care teachers, and other low wage jobs
Walmart’s big green bet: local produce, “human dignity”
America’s largest retailer pushing locavore values, vowing to ramp up sustainability efforts and ethical treatment of workers
Buckeye business owners on candidates' economic plans
In battleground state Ohio, Clinton and Trump's plans on issues like taxes and the minimum wage divide small business owners
Christie vetoes attempt to raise minimum wage to $15
Democratic leaders have said they’ll pursue a constitutional amendment to raise the minimum wage without the need for Christie’s approval
Seattle may mandate “secure scheduling” for workers
Among its employee-friendly provisions, the plan wants employers to provide 14 days of advance notice for shift changes
Who lives paycheck-to-paycheck? You might be surprised
Some three-quarters of American workers are just getting by, meaning the problem isn't limited to low-wage earners
Where Donald Trump and Mike Pence don't agree
For all the talk of party unity, the GOP ticket itself is split on several issues
Donald Trump: I hope Russia finds Hillary Clinton's emails
But House Speaker Paul Ryan has a different view on Russian President Vladimir Putin and what he should be doing
Donald Trump can't clearly explain his position on the minimum wage
His campaign chairman Paul Manafort was asked to clarify Trump's position on the minimum wage on "CBS This Morning"
Weed, guns, porn: Introducing November's ballot initiatives
A number of proposals would legalize recreational marijuana, impose tougher gun restrictions, raise the minimum wage and more
High Court says home care workers deserve pay rights
The justices reject a challenge to regulations giving nearly 2 million workers a minimum wage and overtime pay
Democrats reject platform proposal opposing trade deal
The platform also called for raising the federal minimum wage to $15 an hour
DC lawmakers approve citywide $15 minimum wage
U.S. capital joins a number of cities and states in mandating pay raises for retail, restaurant and service-industry workers
Protests for $15 wage expected at McDonald's HQ
Home care, child care and other low-wage workers are expected to join the fast-food workers for the demonstrations
7 things to know about the new overtime rule for workers
More than 4 million Americans will qualify for time-and-a half pay with the U.S. Labor Department's new rule
"Heaven forbid": Mike Johnson says he intends to stay on as GOP leader
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U.S. embassy urges "extreme caution" in Saudi airports after Houthi strikes kill several people
Some Israeli settlers use sheep to push Palestinians from West Bank homes
Trump administration ordered to cancel taxpayer-funded TV ads
One killed after Riyadh airport hit again, day after deadly strike killed 13
Trump announces Russia-Ukraine "energy ceasefire" after criticizing Zelenskyy
Drone swarms are a problem Secret Service says they have not solved yet
Steve Bannon on the GOP and the midterms: "We can't afford to lose"
