State Department of Labor
The problem persists despite $193 million in contracts to address it.
A century ago, the worker rights advocate launched a game-changing career in government.
Both labor and industry are fighting the 11th-hour legislation.
There are three ways lawmakers are trying to bridge their differences on a proposed expansion of the prevailing wage.
State lawmakers question the federal and state standards in place.
Never mind $130,000, plenty of professionals make less than $79,500 for a full-time job.
State Sen. Fred Akshar calls for balancing of labor and business.
The construction trades and Related Companies are at war over nonunion labor. But data behind the sector’s growth is murky.
When labor's views are missing, the stereotypes do the talking.
The state Department of Labor should require one fair wage for all workers.
