About 2,000 airport workers struck overnight Wednesday into Thursday at seven major airports to protest low wages

For the first time in six years, Europe's small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are creating new jobs

According to the latest data from the National Association for Law Placement

Full-time workers are enjoying their best year since 2008 - but which are the jobs bringing home the best pay packets?

2014 statistics from company tax filings reveal an average gender gap of over €4,600

Median gross full-time annual income climbs to £27,600, but most of extra cash going to London and south-east England, says ONS

The Rail Tram and Bus Union are asking the Fair Work Commission to green light the balloting of members about a possible strike.

Citrix will spin off a group of its best-known technology tools and exit other businesses

London continues to cut the elderly social care budget while promising a higher minimum wage to care workers

Don Norman and Bruce Tognazzini helped craft design guidelines that they felt were important for the company

Models are becoming such business powerhouses

Greeks have walked off the job to protest austerity measures the southern eurozone nation has to endure as a trade-off for a third bailout granted by international lenders

The attendants union is in the sixth day of a weeklong strike that has created chaos for hundreds of thousands of Lufthansa’s passengers

The campaign says workers earning less than $15 per hour are “a voting bloc that can no longer be ignored"

German industry leaders have warned of the damage caused by the long strike of flight attendants at national flagship carrier Lufthansa

They worked in the dams of the Samarca company in Mariana at the time they collapsed

Despite economic recovery, labor force survey shows stagnating salaries and growing gaps

Unemployment for Hispanic workers stands at 6 percent, compared to 5.6 percent before the economy tanked

The agreement includes the freedom to unionize and to strike

The Federal Labor Office announced the lowest unemployment rate in 24 years. All fine then? A closer look at the figures suggest otherwise