A federal lawsuit filed by three former workers of Raw Seafoods in Fall River alleges that the plant not only employed them illegally when they were only 15 years old, but also forced them to work in unsafe conditions.

So far, the only information available is that J.C. Adame died after sustaining injuries from a heavy piece of machinery

The decision is set to impact some 1.4 million workers and almost 200,000 establishments. It exempts prisons

Large state employers had been trying for years to counter the Private Attorneys General Act

The bill was backed by business groups but opposed by other organizations, according to the Tampa Bay Times

Periodic breaks under shaded areas, available water and nearby bathrooms are some of the measures granted to these workers, the strongest in the country

Florida, California, Arizona and Nevada are some of the Latino-heavy states where the figure will increase. Some numbers about minimum wages in the U.S.

More than 75,000 employees at Kaiser Permanente began one of the largest healthcare worker strikes in recent US history on Wednesday after failing to resolve a dispute over staffing levels.

The health workers began a 24-hour strike for low pay and staffing levels in Buenos Aires City.

A man who allegedly filmed Japanese sex workers using a hidden camera mounted on his glasses has been arrested after he distributed their videos on the internet. 

An Arizona traveling carnival operator has reportedly been arrested for the inhumane trafficking of Mexican immigrant workers and for holding on to their passports and work visas so they couldn't leave.

It is believed that more than half of the coronavirus-related deaths are that of medical staff -- about 55%, while nurses represent 17%.

Textbook downplays slavery as “immigration,” exaggerates number of American slaves

Dolores Huerta says Chavez simply disdained strikebreakers, not undocumented workers more generally. But he took a not-so-saintly approach to resolving that particular aspect of labor disputes.

Spouses of high-skilled workers will be able to work while their SOs wait for green-card requests to come through.

A hilarious new commercial for Yale Jeans shows everyday Mexicans scolding El Tri players for their dismal performance in the lead up to the World Cup 2014.

Did the Honduras Factory workers choose to wear diapers?

Hispanic workers sue Target for insensitive training documents.

Two workers were suspended for a day after they sent a letter to their boss explaining they didn't understand why they weren't allowed to speak Spanish at work if that's their native language. Read more here about the company policy regarding foreign languages.

A deadly explosion that occurred in a poultry plant in China injured 54 and killed 119 workers. The fire trapped workers inside a cluttered slaughterhouse generating panic among the workers that were just starting their shift.

Women who were working for the New York City Parks Department as early as 2009 allegedly reported sexual harassment at private parties on Randall's Island.

Farm workers gathered in Union Square to demand fast-food giant Wendys sign on to Fair Food Program deal.

The farm later offered to rehire the 15 workers who had been seen off, but only one of them accepted, opting instead to find work at other farms.

"Operation Double Dip", an investigation into misappropriation of Tennessee state finances, discovered that 24 IRS workers had illegally drawn benefits from the government.

The stadium will host the World Cup final next year as well as matches in the 2016 Olympics.

Las Vegas Police made almost 100 arrests during a Wednesday protest.

(Reuters) - Emergency services worked into the early hours of Friday to find people trapped in rubble under state oil company Pemex's headquarters in Mexico City after an explosion that killed at least 25 people and injured more than 100.

Colombia's FARC rebels freed three oil contractors kidnapped on Wednesday on Thursday.

A bill to create a permanent visa program for foreigners with advanced science and technical degrees cleared the House of Representatives on Friday, the latest salvo in the broader fight over U.S. immigration reform.

Brazil's bank workers will take to the streets next week to demand higher pay, the latest in a spree of labor disputes afflicting Latin America's largest economy.