EU countries are allowed to cut state assistance to jobless citizens from other nations in the bloc, a court has ruled

Tens of thousands of people have already left Central America for the United States, fleeing violence and poverty

The nation’s population is shrinking at an alarming rate, its birthrate the lowest in the world

Childs are exposed to more workplace hazards than those in other industries, and are twice as likely to be injured

Representatives of the school district and striking teachers planned on Sunday to carry on with negotiations into the night

The increase will be introduced gradually, rising to $15 by 2018 in New York City and by 2021 throughout the rest of the state

The Chilean mining giant Codelco was hit by a new round of labor strikes

Merkel wants approved refugees to get help finding a job immediately

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The court called the strike "unlawful,"

Those working on federal contracts will have the opportunity to earn up to seven sick days per year

Shortly after the latest work stoppage by Lufthansa pilots began, the union representing them threatened further strikes

In the first half of 2015 the prices of housing units in the Greater Caracas area doubled

The walkout will be the 13th action in 18 months for the embattled carrier

European Union (EU) agriculture ministers are due to meet in Brussels to assess the problem

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The organization says it appears to be "the deliberate targeting of our staff"

Legions of angry French agriculturists are protesting falling prices for milk and other goods and high taxes

The employees included engineers, administrative staff and laborers

Push to raise earnings base ignites worry about enforcement across federal, state entities