Some Workers Change Collars
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The National Labor Relations Board ruled yesterday that nurses with full-time responsibility for assigning fellow hospital workers to particular tasks are supervisors under federal labor law and thus not eligible to be represented by unions.
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CHARLOTTE, NC -- Keenan McCardell took his time getting dressed, carefully buttoning his bright fuchsia shirt and securing his striped tie.
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Companies may still be trying to trim  costs and job cuts remain a threat, but in one area  belts are  being loosened a bit -- there are more holiday parties for  staff this year.
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Saturday ushered in plenty of change, from pets' inheritance to hikes in minimum wage.
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Sometimes the people breaking the rules aren't your typical Rule Breakers.
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In todayÂs economy, workers have to prepare for the possibility that their jobs wonÂt last as long as they once expected.
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Employers and workers are confused by eligibility and classification of the new regulations.
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The commissionerâs office notified managers and coaches this season that they had to wear uniform shirts in games, not pullovers without uniform shirts.
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Fashion designers are coming up with unique theme to create their range of collection.
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A survey shows that more workers are relying on technology to do their job while on the move.
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Hundreds of workers rallied on the steps of the Labor Department yesterday to protest the implementation of new rules they say
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TOKYO -- During her many years working for a major Japanese trading company, Michiko Koseki said, she and her female co-workers have suffered a series of indignities both small and large. But the 59-year-old clerical worker was nevertheless shocked a few years ago when her company suddenly decided...
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The traditional doctor's white coat is to be changed as part of government plans to tackle hospital infections.
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The Nu Bra and Nundies shake up the intimates business.
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Gym newbies are crowding regulars in the winter blitz.
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By Erin C. Perkins, Winston-Salem Journal, N.C.  May 24--Professionalism today goes beyond firm handshakes, eye contact and thank-you notes -- a new etiquette has arisen.
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COHASSET -- Many of the players arrive from work still in business-casual attire. They change into their uniforms in the comfort of their cars. They engage in friendly tete-a-tete with the "enemy."