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Iowans over the age of 65 are working longer than ever before, and the reasons are varied. Several retirees are still working past their retirement age…
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Linn County officials and non-profit organizations want to help former inmates re-enter society. An upcoming expungement clinic is aimed at helping Iowans…
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More than 1,200 interviews documenting Iowa’s labor history are set to be digitized and will be available online sometime next year, making the Iowa Labor…
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A new study from Iowa State University finds that people who are the victims of workplace bullying often receive unhelpful advice about how to deal with…
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A new law limits the amount of compensation an Iowa worker can receive for a shoulder injury. Critics say the change makes workers disposable, but…
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Legislation that limits the amount an injured employee can be compensated has passed the Iowa House along party lines. Republicans say changes to Iowa’s…
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Legislation that allows private companies in Iowa to test employees’ hair for drug use has passed out of the House Labor Committee along party lines with…
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Chuck Wheeler felt sick going to work. Literally sick. "The last four, five years, I'd drive to work. And I'd start out okay, but the closer I'd get to…
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Iowa has the highest rate of worker fatalities and injuries in the Midwest.Kathy Leinenkugel, of the Iowa Department of Public Health, says this is due to…
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The high-tech industry is not known for its diverse workforce. The field is made up of fewer than 25 percent women. At major tech companies in Silicon…