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Hear the latest Issues That Matter panel, presented by the Central Arkansas Library System, the League of Women Voters of Pulaski County and Little Rock Public Radio.
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United States District Judge D. Price Marshall Jr. on Friday dismissed a multi-state challenge to the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act of 2022.
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A state report released Thursday outlines steps for growing and developing Arkansas’ workforce.
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A recent economic report from Metroplan, central Arkansas' regional planning agency, cautions, “If you employ people, do not take them for granted.”
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Despite big job gains in Arkansas’ tourism and construction sectors, the state’s jobless rate in November rose to 3.3% from 3.1% in October.
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Former Tyson Foods employees say the company owes workers and consumers transparency and accountability about working conditions.
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A coalition of North American worker organizations on Monday marched to Tyson Foods headquarters in Springdale where participants urged the company to treat workers with dignity and respect.
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Striking workers at a Van Buren Tyson Foods plant say the company failed to protect them from on-the-job injury before laying them off.
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Children under 16 would no longer need a permit or parental consent to work under a bill moving through the Arkansas Legislature.
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A scrap metal production company has chosen northeast Arkansas to build one of two rebar steel mini mills.