Monday morning musings for workplace watchers. AGs Weigh in on OSHA Case|Missing DOL Publication|EEOC litigation down Bruce Rolfsen: A federal lawsuit that seeks to cancel hundreds of OSHA safety ...

WIXOM, Mich. – The operator of a Culver’s restaurant in Wixom broke child labor laws by scheduling teens to work more than laws permit. Officials said Union Pacific Foods Inc. has to pay $13,212 i...

Ashland County ended payments to La Pointe on Madeline Island to maintain law enforcement services A Lake Superior island town fears it may no longer be able to provide around-the-clock law enforc...

As the FLSA landscape continues to evolve, Seyfarth's national Wage and Hour Litigation practice group is pleased to share our observations and analysis of the 2022 FLSA litigation trends as well a...

Venezuela’s ongoing humanitarian crisis coupled with the pandemic have exacerbated female poverty in the country. “Women are essential to our society. Simply put, it wouldn’t exist without them. We...

By Asia Ashley ATLANTA — Overcoming the challenges of governorship during the COVID-19 pandemic, Gov. Brian Kemp touted his first-term successes and future plans for the state during his fifth Sta...

Stocks fall as investors worry over US rate rises European stocks and Wall Street futures declined and the dollar strengthened on Monday, after last week’s stronger than expected US jobs report ra...

The Rhode Island Division of Taxation Feb. 6 amended a regulation on filing tax returns electronically and paying taxes by electronic funds transfer for corporate income, individual income, sales a...

Employment and pensions Employers with 50-plus employees are likely to have to amend their whistleblowers' policy The Dutch Senate has passed (24 January 2023) the Whistleblowers Protection Act (W...

In 2022, New York made several significant amendments to a state law protecting workers who engage in whistleblowing activity. Nonprofits with at least one employee or independent contractor in Ne...