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Nearly a year after state Attorney General Maura Healey's office announced $100,000 in fines against the owner of several western Massachusetts entertainment venues, a settlement deal is near, according to filings with the state.
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Organizers said the idea for a Trader Joe's union began after early COVID-19 safety concerns, followed by changes in pay and benefits.
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Charlie Baker's administration awarded the e-commerce giant, Wayfair, $31 million in tax breaks on the expectation it would create 300 jobs in Pittsfield and 3,000 in Boston.
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Analysis from the UMass Donahue Institute found Massachusetts casino layoffs were more pronounced among non-white workers.
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Five nursing home facilities have been issued strike notices by members of the New England Health Care Employees Union in Connecticut.
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A Massachusetts Senate staffer push to unionize is far from a done deal. State House News Service reporter Matt Murphy discusses the complexities of the situation.
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A Massachusetts Senate staffer push to unionize is far from a done deal. State House News Service reporter Matt Murphy discusses the complexities of the situation.
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The union representing about 750 paraprofessionals working for the Springfield Public Schools and the city have reached a deal on a new contract. The employees had been working without one for nearly two years.
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In Springfield and in other districts, two years into the pandemic, 'paras' say their jobs have become even more significant.
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CommonWealth reporter Shira Shoenberg has followed the Supreme Judicial Court trial of 7-Eleven franchise owners and discusses the implications of the new decision.