Indiana Public Media News
Hostess Brands announced this week it plans to open a bakery in Indianapolis and union workers hope that means they will get their jobs back.
Hostess bread brands were auctioned off on Wednesday as a part of the company's liquidation of assets.
Teachers represented by the Carmel Clay Education Association still do not have a contract in place for the 2012-13 school year.
Indiana’s State Board of Education approved Wednesday a broad suite of changes to the rules, known as REPA II, used to issue licenses to educators in the state.
An Indiana University professor says mediations are usually successful, but labor disputes are the most difficult to resolve.
The agreement made with the Indianapolis musicians union cuts the workers' pay by almost a third for the first year of the contract.
The Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra and its musicians are in contract negotiations that have prolonged for more than a month.
Part of Terre Haute's mail processing work was moved to Indianapolis as a part of national consolidation plans.
A group of activists say they do not approve of Wellpoint's sponsorship of political groups and advertisements.
The International Union of Operating Engineers Local 150 has filed suit saying the newly passed right-to-work legislation is illegal.
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