The restaurant chain has failed to properly pay its employees

Spain has made tangible progress on reforms, particularly in labor markets

Labor leaders say that businesses with unionized workers should be exempt from the $15 minimum wage requirement

After 67 days of protests against Tia Maria, a 48-hour general strike in underway southern Peru

Local union representatives still need to ratify the agreement with members

High and divergent unemployment rates in Europe pose a serious threat to the region's

Nepalese minister says Fifa must pressure the Gulf state for better treatment of south Asian migrants

In order to protect 100,000 jobs in car assembling companies

Thousands of workers came to Oak Brook this week to call McDonald's out for insufficient pay

But remained at a historically low level consistent with an improving labor market

'Gov't played more active role in salary talks to stop excessive expectations'

The United Nations noted that Latin America will grow by only 0.5% in 2015 and by 1.7% next year

The Central American nation has seen the rise in popularity of its only left-wing party

In Saint Lucia, pensions will rise, a development many retirees are naturally welcoming

Says a new report by the International Labour Organization (ILO)

Cabinet Chief Aníbal Fernández appealed for “rationality,” saying “extreme measures complicate the rest of society"

BBC crew find themselves under arrest on the first day of a PR tour after they tried to gather extra material

The number of Americans filing new claims for unemployment benefits fell last week to near a 15-year low

For Peruvian anti-mining protesters, the President’s political inaction reveals who truly governs the country

This situation has increased in the last 30 years