An administrative patent judge’s initial whistleblower victory has the potential to damage the US Patent and Trademark Office’s ethical credibility, some attorneys said, as the agency faces ongoin...

Some real estate experts predict that the obstacles to finding affordable housing as wages lag behind prices will likely ease as the nation moves further beyond the pandemic. Adam Perdue, a resear...

Minnesota Democrats say a sweeping labor bill they passed on Tuesday could be the most significant worker protection bill in state history. “This bill is a big damn deal,” said Sen. Erin Murphy, D...

More than 1,600 people have signed a petition calling on Harvard to raise student researcher and teacher salaries up to living wage in Middlesex County for members of the University’s graduate stu...

ST. PAUL — Minnesota will soon require all employers to provide workers with more than a week of paid sick time each year. A final jobs and labor package passed by the House and Senate on Tuesday ...

Last week, a federal jury returned a more than $22 million verdict – the largest recorded award under the Fair Labor Standards Act (“FLSA”) to date – against East Penn Manufacturing Co., Inc. (“Eas...

A former LA Department of Water and Power executive has told the NBC4 I-Team that he was fired after he reported alleged wrongdoing by senior DWP executives and officials, who he accused in a legal...

A former employee of a $100 billion investment fund owned by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints gave an interview on national TV about his experience working at the Salt Lake City-base...

A whistleblower who highlighted the alleged misuse of funds by Estonian NGO Slava Ukraini says that the CEO of the organization, Johanna-Maria Lehtme, was aware of these misappropriations. Speakin...

The city of Seattle will pay $2.3 million to settle a lawsuit brought by employees who helped reveal that thousands of then-Mayor Jenny Durkan’s text messages had been deleted in 2020 amid protest...