Roughly a year late, but here we are then: Belgium has finally transposed the Whistleblowers Directive into national law. The Act of 28 November 2022 on the protection of reporters of breaches of U...

A group of influential Democratic legislators is poised to introduce a bill that could upend the way Colorado restaurants and retailers schedule their workers, seeking to give those employees more ...

Another pay increase for state employees is essential to fight high turnover rates and compete with the private sector, Gov. Mike Parson told lawmakers during this year's State of the State addres...

Police departments across the country have been struggling to maintain staffing for a variety of reasons. Departments in Northeast Ohio are not immune to what some are calling a staffing crisis. R...

Well, with the start of a new year we also know that there will be new laws in effect. Sometimes it's hard to know each and every change in the law and what new laws are out there. As we reflect o...

Minneapolis, Minn. (January 17, 2023) - The 2022 Minnesota legislative session was fairly quiet on the labor and employment front. However, there was expansion of rights and wages for employees th...

Another pay increase for state employees is essential to fight high turnover rates and compete with the private sector, Gov. Mike Parson told lawmakers during this year's State of the State addres...

Tallahassee commissioners committed to their development of the Southside Action Plan and got a look at the progress being made in the city’s strategic plan during their annual retreat on Wednesda...

When Sylvia and Brandon Cunningham got out of jail in North Carolina several years ago, after serving months on drug charges, a judge laid out the steps they needed to take to get their children ba...

The Federal Trade Commission has proposed a new rule that would bar the use of non-compete clauses in employment contracts. About 1 in 5 workers have signed these clauses, which prevent them from ...