As the region's economy continues to worsen, Charlotte's charities are experiencing record requests for help from the jobless, the homeless, people with disabilities and families losing ground against rising inflation and medical costs. Following are so

An "Alice in Wonderland" aspect faces Yuba Community College District officials, an employment law attorney says. College district trustees and other officials seeking a diverse workforce can't consider many attributes that promote diversity, Laura Sch

SHANGHAI, China - China said Wednesday that it was investigating whether hundreds or perhaps thousands of children from poor areas in the southwest part of the country were sold to work as slave laborers in booming coastal factory cities.

Corrections Corporation of America, the nation's largest provider of corrections management services to government agencies, announced today that it has been awarded a contract by the Office of the Federal Detention Trustee to design, build and operate a

On the occasion of Labor Day, Ethiopia has officially banned its citizens from traveling to Beirut in search of jobs, the African country's Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs has disclosed. Ethiopia passed the bill after it probed the human right viola