TSMC needs more specialized workers as it's behind schedule by about 6 months

Shareholders of the world's largest semiconductor business, TSMC, found out a week ago that Phoenix’s multi-billion dollar plant is behind schedule by about six months.

President Biden visits Philly shipyard as he courts organized labor and pushes green jobs

President Joe Biden has paid a visit to Philadelphia's shipyard to make a pitch that unions will be building America’s renewable energy future. He's courting organized labor at a moment when some major unions are weighing strikes that could disrupt the growth he wants to campaign on in 2024.

Negotiations break down between UPS, Teamsters Union, future uncertain

After a marathon overnight session, negotiations have reportedly collapsed between Sandy Springs-based United Parcel Service and the Teamsters Union which represents nearly 340,000 employees.

‘South Park’ creators reopen famed Colorado restaurant — and they’re banning tips

If you haven't heard of Casa Bonita, you're not alone. The iconic Mexican restaurant in Colorado has a waterfall, cliff divers, a haunted cave -- and now, a novel pay structure for the wait staff.

'Job-leaving agents' help people escape awkwardness of quitting in Japan

In Japan, a nation known for loyalty to companies, people who job-hop are often viewed as quitters -- which is considered shameful. Enter “taishoku daiko," or “job-leaving agents."

'We are still useful': Retired Ohio grandma becomes pool lifeguard amid shortage

“I think the U.S. has not done a good job of utilizing our older adults. The old joke was to become a Walmart greeter after you retire, but I think the opportunities are much greater," Gail Rodgers, 66, said.

Pregnant workers provided more protections by new law
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A new federal law takes effect providing more protections for pregnant women in the workforce. This law has been more than a decade in the making, first introduced in Congress in 2012 and reintroduced in almost every legislative session since. FOX 10's Lindsey Ragas has more on the details of this law.

DES asking some to pay back unemployment money they received, but there is a solution: here's what to know

So far this year, 10,000 Arizonans learned they have to pay back their unemployment to the Arizona Department of Economic Security, due to no fault of their own, but there may be a way for some to clear the debts.

Sacramento taqueria allegedly used priest to get confessions of workplace 'sins'

The owners of multiple California restaurants will have to shell out thousands in damages to former employees and fines after they were busted hiring an alleged priest to spy on workers and extract confessions of workplace "sins."

Chandler school district needs bus drivers
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There is a nationwide shortage of school bus drivers, and the same goes for the Chandler Unified School District. On June 17, district officials tried to find new drivers by getting them onboard, and behind the wheel. FOX 10's Irene Snyder reports.

A dress code for flying, and hiring someone to quit for you | Trending Stories Today
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From what a business etiquette expert says people should dress like when they head to the skies, to a company that is offering a service for people who want to quit their job, here's a look at some of the trending stories today.

NYC restaurant delivery workers to get big raise, but not everyone is happy

The Department of Consumer and Worker Protection found on average, a delivery worker makes around $7.09 per hour. But now the city is forcing the apps to raise that to $17.96 by July 12.