Federal workers were responding with anger and confusion Friday as they grappled with the Trump administration’s latest effort to shrink the size of the federal workforce.

Denver District Court Judge Sarah B. Wallace on Friday rejected most of the restrictions that King Soopers had sought on striking workers picketing its stores but did set some conditions.

Employees are bargaining for a 14% wage increase, better bereavement leave, and a team designated for worker safety, among other things.

The vote, which concluded Thursday, passed with 98% support, according to a Friday press release from the University Professional and Technical Employees Local 9119, which represents more than 20,000 ...

At least 30 U.S. Forest Service and 30 National Park Service employees in Alaska lost their jobs after Trump ordered layoffs ...

A judge partially rejected and partially approved King Soopers' request for a temporary restraining order against picketing ...

While the department insists it will not impact health care, benefits or services, North Texas veterans’ advocates say cuts ...

Utah’s Republican governor on Friday signed a collective bargaining ban that experts are calling one of the most restrictive ...

As many as tens of thousands of unionized University of California workers are poised to strike Feb. 26 to 28 across all 10 ...