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Many states under budget pressure are looking into switching out the use of guaranteed pensions for state employees for the 401k plans mostly used by private industry

Dems champion ‘Paycheck Fairness Act’ as business community fumes

Users can search for the salary, pension benefits and other compensation for more than 594,000 city and county employees throughout California

The postal unions are a huge drag on the USPS.

Debunking the health care cost-shifting myth.

DVD rental giant takes honor-system approach to salaried workers’ vacation time

In hard times, relocating may be the answer to finding employment

About 81 million out of the roughly 620 million economically active youth between the ages of 15-24 worldwide were out of a job, a statistic that has analysts warning of a ‘lost generation’

Report: Average civil servant makes $123,000 a year, while private sector employees made $61,000

Clinton comptroller says the public sector is prospering on the back of the private sector

Teacher layoffs across Georgia mean financial stress among thousands of households, but also trouble for the larger economy

The Washington metropolitan area is home to the highest paid residents in the nation, according to a new report from the Ontario-based Martin Prosperity Institute

Washington-Baltimore benefits survey: Part-timers getting more perks

A new bill will provide guarantees for domestic workers who make possible the lives of New York’s work force

Young people are being squeezed out of summer jobs, and seasonal employers will have to do more with less

In the midst of the massive Gulf oil spill, President Obama plans to take the holiday weekend off

More than 1 in 3 of the city’s city workers earned $100,000 or more last year- a number that keeps growing steadily

New York’s fiscal year begins in April with $9 billion deficit and a harbinger of other states’ budget shortfalls

When the Obama administration imposed restrictions on executive pay last year at some of the largest companies the government had bailed out, officials said they were aiming to set a new standard for compensation across corporate America that would discourage risky business practices

For mayors across the country a single budget item threatens their cities’ capacity to maintain parks, keep the streets safe, pick up the trash and educate children—all the important things a city government does. That single cost is pension and health care payments to retired city employees