Employment

Hundreds of IRS employees who work in Philadelphia's University City neighborhood received termination notices on Thursday after they came to work.

The cuts come as parks prepare to celebrate a national milestone and after a series of deadly air crashes.

Here's what to know about the federal workforce, its job protections and the process of cutting back on its ranks.

A new report shows how Haitian and Latino immigrants in southern Delaware are often caught in an economic divide.

The ruling came hours before the midnight deadline for workers to apply for the deferred resignation program, which has been commonly described as a buyout.

Psychology professor Tessa West on why job satisfaction doesn't mean you have to love for your work. Her new book is "Job Therapy: Finding Work that Works for You."

Philadelphia union organizers say the vote is about more than just higher wages and better benefits. The store is on track to become the first in the U.S. to unionize.

Resident doctors at major Philadelphia-area hospitals voted whether to form unions.

The proposal raised concerns about what the transaction could mean for unionized workers, supply chains and U.S. national security.

For much of the year, unemployed Pennsylvanians waited weeks to have claims approved or denied, and many who filed appeals waited as long as five months for a decision.

A $15 million indoor polo arena and renovated horse barn is coming to a corner of the Fairmount Park forest.

OperaDelaware offers salaried positions, helping reshape artists’ careers and making opera more accessible to the community.

The enigmatic story of Kea Tawana and her visionary, defiant ark is the basis of a poetic theater piece at Theatre Exile.

The township said the agreement it reached with the union Tuesday evening includes wage increases and other compensatory benefits.

If Transport Workers Local 234 votes to give their leaders the power to call for a strike, a possible walkout could happen as soon as New Year’s Day.