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Northwestern dining hall workers go on strike

The questions began when the agency announced it would relocate six regional offices throughout the country because they are in cities that “do not comply with U.S. Immigration and Customs En…

UFCW Local 881 already represents thousands of grocery workers at Jewel-Osco and Mariano’s grocery stores throughout the Chicago area.

Lobbyist sues environmental advocacy group alleging pregnancy discrimination

Downers-Grove based Hearthside Food Solutions will pay $4.5 million to settle an Illinois child labor probe after a Texas bankruptcy judge approved a settlement between the company and the Illinois…

OSHA has proposed fines of about $288,000 tied to the citations. Sunrun must either comply with the citations, contest them or request an informal conference with the agency.

How to holiday shop like a professional Santa, Maria Pappas and the Chicago Fed president

The food manufacturer, which was named in a sweeping investigation into migrant child labor published by the New York Times last year, said it didn’t expect any disruptions to production or other c…

The settlement agreement resolves a complaint by labor board officials that alleged the health center had illegally laid off workers without bargaining with their union.

Illinois officials and labor leaders are preparing to defend workers against a Trump administration that could be hostile to their rights.

Contract for more than 1,000 city workers in the balance as unions spar, point fingers at city

The embezzlement scheme that allegedly bilked millions of dollars from the small West Side safety-net hospital, even as the COVID-19 pandemic was raging.

Illinois doles out first round of state grocery funding

Alinea co-founder Nick Kokonas sells stake in restaurant group

Dog days: Can Portillo's grow while staying true to its roots?

Ferrero opens Kinder Bueno production facility in Bloomington

Admiral Theatre sued by EEOC. Club failed to protect dancers from patrons, lawsuit alleges.

The new greenhouse is part of a nationwide expansion that hydroponic grower BrightFarms says will eventually quadruple its growing capacity.

As Foxtrot launches comeback, hiring, licenses and leases are biggest hurdles, CEO says

Layoffs at the factory will begin about Nov. 1 and continue on a rolling basis through next year, a company spokesperson said.