This month, Idaho Supreme Court Justice John Stegner announced he’s retiring from the bench, forgoing the remaining three years in his term. His reason: low pay for difficult work. Stegner, 69, has...

This month, Idaho Supreme Court Justice John Stegner announced he’s retiring from the bench, forgoing the remaining three years in his term. His reason: low pay for difficult work. Stegner, 69, ha...

This month, Idaho Supreme Court Justice John Stegner announced he’s retiring from the bench, forgoing the remaining three years in his term. His reason: low pay for difficult work. Stegner, 69, ha...

Lawmakers will reexamine how Arkansas spends money on public schools this fall, beginning a process that could change the state's funding formula for the first time in nearly two decades. Senate E...

Monday morning musings for workplace watchers. Workforce Training Initiatives|OSHA Heat Rule Rebecca Rainey: Baltimore, Phoenix, and Augusta, Maine, are among five cities the Biden administration...

Should Texas guarantee paid sick leave, raise the minimum wage and ensure outdoor workers get water breaks? Of course. Should Texas companies have to navigate dozens of different labor and wage ord...

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz unveils part of his budget focusing on education and child-focused spending, at Adams Spanish Immersion Elementary, January 17, 2023, in St. Paul, Minnesota. Minnesota is t...

On May 1, 2023, the Justices of the U.S. Supreme Court granted a petition for a writ of certiorari filed by a former UBS Securities LLC ("UBS" or the "Company") researcher, Trevor Murray. As such, ...

New York Budget for FY 2023-2024 includes legislation affecting the home care industry. Budget provisions change the home care worker minimum wage, implement NY Department of Health compensati...

In a win for restaurant employers using "tip credit" to pay employees, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit ruled that a Texas District Court erroneously denied a preliminary injunction ...