There are 2,200 incarcerated people across Washington who have jobs. They’re employed in prison facilities. They might be welders, food service workers, carpenters, or janitors. You may have bough...

General Motors, LLC is entitled to summary judgment on a terminated design release engineer’s claims alleging failure to pay overtime wages under the Fair Labor Standards Act, a federal district co...

Recently announced guidelines from the Biden administration won’t just help better protect undocumented workers from employer retaliation, the policy could also stand to “undermine” anti-immigrant...

Employers in the hospitality industry have been through it all in recent years – from the devastation of the pandemic to ongoing labor shortages to an impending recession. These challenges and dram...

Illinois employers should be prepared to take on several new requirements in 2023 and take steps to ensure that their policies and practices are up to date with current Illinois laws. As previousl...

California’s AB 257 bill, which would’ve standardized fast-food worker wages and hours, was set to go into effect on January 1, 2023, before a Sacramento judge put it on temporary hold on December ...

Printer-friendly Due to declines in public offerings, mergers, and trading activity, Wall Street banks are restructuring and reducing headcount. Last week, Goldman Sachs laid off approximately 3,...

Investigators have found no evidence documents in a former Isle of Man medic's whistleblowing case were concocted, a tribunal has heard. Medical director Rosalind Ranson was found to have been unf...

Due to declines in public offerings, mergers, and trading activity, Wall Street banks are restructuring and reducing headcount. Last week, Goldman Sachs laid off approximately 3,200 employees, and...