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Debate swirls around overseas surrogacy

Victor and Mary Hui-Wee, who were having no luck with adoption after they were unable to conceive a child, had all but given up on welcoming a newborn into their lives after 22 years of marriage. more...

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Layoffs become rarer even with unemployment high

The U.S. labor force has been split into two groups: the relieved and the desperate. If you have a job, you can exhale; you re less likely to lose it than at any point in at least 14 years. more...

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Despite China s might, US factories maintain edge

U.S. factories are closing. American manufacturing jobs are reappearing overseas. China s industrial might is growing each year. more...

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Greek unions hold general strike against reforms

A new general strike hit Greece Wednesday, grounding flights and disrupting hospital and transport services as angry unions protested freshly approved labor reforms amid painful austerity and rising unemployment. more...

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Unions count on 100,000 protesters at EU

Labor unions hope to organize a march of 100,000 workers on European Union institutions in Brussels on Wednesday, as well as a general strike in Spain to protest the budget-slashing plans and austerity measures of governments seeking to control debt. more...

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Czech police, firefighters protest salary cuts

Thousands of police officers, firefighters, soldiers and other labor union members are marching through the Czech capital to protest plans by the government to slash their salaries. more...

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A look at state pension changes

Highlights of changes to state government pension plans that affect current retirees and employees, and how much unfunded pension and non pension retirement liabilities such as retiree health care costs each state faced as of 2008, according to a study by the Pew Center on the States. more...

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BC US Gulf Oil Spill Contracts, US

The U.S. government hired a New Orleans man for $18,000 to assess whether news stories about its actions in the Gulf oil spill were positive or negative for the Obama administration, which was keenly sensitive to comparisons between its response and former President George W. Bush s much-maligned reaction to Hurricane Katrina. more...

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New Greek cabinet sworn in after late shuffle

Greece s new cabinet was sworn in Tuesday after a late night reshuffle focused on battling the countrs s debt crisis, with Prime Minister George Papandreou retaining his finance minister but changing other key posts. more...

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Few signs of run on Afghanistan s Kabul Bank

Larger than usual crowds gathered to withdraw funds from Afghanistan s largest bank Thursday, but there was little sign that questions surrounding its viability had sparked a major panic. more...

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World stocks up after Bank of Japan eases policy

Japanese stocks led the way in world markets Monday after the country s central bank eased monetary policy again in its latest attempt to shore up the economy. more...

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Wages cut, Spanish highway cops go soft on drivers

As Spain s highways hum with vacationing motorists, relief from fears of being stopped and fined is coming from an odd quarter: the country s economic and debt woes. Traffic cops angry over a pay cut and other slights are slapping wrists rather than writing tickets. more...

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Report: CA fund knew of city s high pay years ago

An internal memo shows officials at California s state pension fund found out about the high salaries paid to officials with the city of Bell but did nothing to stop them four years ago. more...

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Other cities to pay lavish Bell, Calif., pensions

Cities across Southern California will be on the hook for the pensions paid to municipal officials in Bell, where excessive salaries led to a recent purge of city leaders, according to pension experts. more...

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Schwarzenegger orders min wage for state workers

Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger on Thursday ordered about 200,000 California state workers to be paid the federal minimum wage this month because the state Legislature has not passed a budget. more...

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Japan finding out who gets big pay under new rule

Japan is finally finding out who is getting the big paychecks, thanks to a new rule requiring disclosure of pay for executives receiving 100 million yen or more. more...

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