Philly’s coronavirus response

What happens after the $600 expires? Here’s the situation with unemployment benefits in PA

Economists say ending the boost could trigger a downturn that would cost Pennsylvania another 250k jobs.

Philly food and drink scene

Workers demand changes as Rittenhouse restaurant V Street closes for good

Former and current staff say they want fair pay and a culture shift.

Philly’s coronavirus response

Philly Uber drivers worry they’ll have to choose between personal health and negative ratings

Some rideshare companies haven’t mandated mask-wearing, and gig worker benefits expire soon.

Philly’s coronavirus response

5 concrete ways employers can uplift Philadelphia’s Black workforce

Examine your hiring practices, deepen community engagement and commit to providing support.

Philly food and drink scene

Philly restaurant workers say manager abuse is common, after famous chef apologizes

Of more than 100 people answering Billy Penn's survey, close to half cited manager attitudes as a problem.

New legislation with a ‘Domestic Workers’ Bill of Rights’ would establish fair labor protections for housecleaners and nannies in Philly

Mulherin’s is back in court thanks to a lawsuit alleging restaurant management withheld tips from employees

European coworking brand Spaces just secured its second Philly location — a 48,000-square-foot spot near Rittenhouse Square

Gov. Wolf’s plan would raise the minimum wage for tipped workers in PA from $2.83 to $12

The government shutdown is over, but this Philly woman is still delivering crowdfunded care packages to those who are awaiting backpay

In advance of Council’s Thursday vote on Fair Workweek, City Lab recaps the effort to mandate regular scheduling in Philly

Kenney’s bill to raise municipal minimum wage to $15 was approved by council committee, will get a vote Dec. 6