Wage theft affects vulnerable workers, those desperate for pay and willing to take temporary jobs, the undocumented and those paid by subcontractors in cash.
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Pandemic unemployment benefits just expired. What will families do now?
An estimated 7.5 million people will be affected.
Jailed media mogul Jimmy Lai's company to close in Hong Kong
Next Digital Ltd., publisher of the now-defunct pro-democracy Apple Daily newspaper, said the government had left it no choice but to file for liquidation.
Forced labor makes a range of U.S. imports. But now officials are cracking down on it.
With the closing of an old loophole, the U.S. is blocking the import of millions of dollars worth of clothing and other goods made with “slave” labor.
What's in your mutual fund? The collapse of Infinity Q is a warning to investors
Marshall Glickman, owner of an online book seller in Vermont, is experiencing that bull market rarity — a mutual fund collapse. What happened?
Now breakneck economic growth is over, China focuses on new goal: equality
“This is an opportunity to portray itself as a forward-thinking government that cares about its citizens,” Austin Strange of University of Hong Kong said.
Amid Texas abortion bill outrage, CEOs are mostly silent — for now
Lyft and Uber have already said they will cover legal fees for drivers sued under Texas’ new restrictive abortion law, and Match and Bumble each started a fund.
Lyft, Uber will pay legal fees for drivers sued under new Texas abortion law
Drivers who transport women in need of an abortion to a clinic could face civil lawsuits under the new Texas law.
Black unemployment rises in jobs report despite more job seekers
Employers added only 235,000 payrolls last month, far fewer than the 720,000
Owners of flooded cars are likely to find their insurance doesn't cover the damage
Many owners of flooded cars could find that, despite carrying insurance, they are out of luck when it comes to recouping their losses.