Members of the public, some of them unhoused, last week urged the Ulster County Legislature to support a proposed local law designating affordable housing as a public purpose and vital county funct...

In today’s News and Commentary, striking Los Angeles school workers have reached a tentative deal with the Los Angeles Unified School District, law professors have filed an amicus brief to contest...

On Friday, September 23rd, the New York City Department of Consumer and Worker Protection ("DCWP") issued a Notice of Public Hearing and Opportunity to Comment on Proposed Rules related to Local La...

COVINGTON, GA – A Covington distribution center turned an employee and their family’s joyous celebration of life and a chance to bond with their newborn into a nightmare by illegally terminating th...

Professor tells tribunal it could be years before medic is fit to return to work It could be up to four years before the Island's former medical director is fit to return to work. That's the testi...

The Federal Bureau of Investigation paid tens of thousands of dollars on internet data, known as “netflow” data, collected in bulk by a private company, according to internal FBI documents obtaine...

AUGUSTA, Maine (BDN) -- Nearly 1 in 6 Maine state jobs are unfilled, due partially to a wider labor shortage that is running into fraught negotiations between Gov. Janet Mills’ administration and ...

On March 7, the CFPB and the NLRB announced that they entered into an information sharing agreement to better protect consumers and address practices that harm workers in specific labor markets. Th...

In the wake of the recent news of bank failures, businesses—and their investors—are rightly concerned about the implications of a missed or delayed payroll. Let's look at those implications, and st...

Several states across the country could follow the lead of California, which passed a law last year with implications for the restaurant industry and raising concerns for franchisors and franchisee...