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Striking Pittsburgh Post-Gazette journalists are set to return to work Monday morning, ending what had become the country's longest active strike. Members of the Newspaper Guild of Pittsburgh voted ...

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette strikers on Monday offered to return to work — a move that could signal the end of their lengthy strike. The strikers offered to return to work on Nov. 24 at the Post-Gazette’s ...

Union workers off the job for three years at the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette headed back into the newsroom on the North Shore Monday morning, surrounded by dozens of supporters. "We are really excited to ...

NEWSROOM. AFTER THREE YEARS ON STRIKE, NEWSROOM STAFF AT THE PITTSBURGH POST GAZETTE ARE NOW HAVE TAKEN A MAJOR STEP FORWARD TO GETTING BACK TO WORK. TODAY IS THE DAY THAT WE END THE LONGEST STRIKE ...

Millions of Americans who rely on food assistance are expected to be removed from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) in the coming months as states move to comply with tightened ...

The Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, has rejected the 35% proposed salary increase by the Federal Government. The union leaders said the increase is insufficient and reflects a broader ...

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reporters are planning to return to work at the newsroom on Nov. 24 after three years on strike. The offer to return to work comes in the wake of a Nov. 10 decision in favor of ...

This comes as Mark Carney's government intends to move ahead with the launch of a national buyback program for individual gun owners by the end of the year You can save this article by registering for ...

The longest ongoing strike in the U.S. seemed to have come to an end Monday morning when journalists who walked off the job three years ago showed up to Pittsburgh Post-Gazette headquarters to resume ...

Even caregivers need a little love. A program to support the city’s “invisible labor force” is getting millions in new money to bolster a Big Apple population over 60 that is expected to explode over ...