Labor

Businesses across D.C. are very concerned with how proposed scheduling legislation would affect their ability to create jobs and continue to operate in the city

It’s clear D.C. City Councilor Vincent Orange doesn’t understand the ramifications of his scheduling legislation that would be detrimental to retailers and restaurants across the district

As Mayor Bowser gets set to sign D.C.’s $15 minimum wage into law today, AR Squared captured some interesting audio that shows serious dissension in the ranks of the “Fight for $15” movement

D.C. City Councilor Vincent Orange was defeated at the polls on Tuesday night and with his defeat should come the end of his agenda that attacks businesses across the District

Unconcerned about job creators, the Washington, D.C. Council’s Business, Consumer and Regulatory Affairs Committee advanced an aggressive plan to hike the District’s minimum wage to $15 an hour

Yesterday’s “Fight for $15” protests planned in Illinois severely underwhelmed as less than a fifth of the 8,000 expected showed up to call for a higher minimum wage

As Washington D.C.’s Committee on Business, Consumer & Regulatory Affairs holds a hearing today on the minimum wage, a recent survey shows just how devastating any increase could be to the city’s economy

The “Fight for $15” campaign will formally vote to join the Service Employees International Union, confirming all along that their so-called “movement,” continues to be solely a big labor power grab

The Department Of Labor released it’s final overtime rule and all evidence shows that it will be devastating for businesses with workers bearing the brunt of the Rule’s disastrous effects

A report that Wendy’s plans to transition to self-service kiosks due to the rising minimum wage made waves yesterday, as people took note of how a higher minimum wage threatens the foundation of the American economy