Shipt, a delivery service owned by Target, has been sued by the Attorney General of Washington DC for allegedly unlawfully misclassifying employees as independent contractors to avoid paying for wo...

An anonymous whistleblower tip sent to Facebook last year contains a slew of accusations mirroring many of those found in an ongoing federal lawsuit facing Meta and OnlyFans. The anonymous tip, ac...

From subminimum tipped wages up for debate and a proposed rule that could one day reclassify delivery drivers as employees, to California’s new fast food worker protection laws, here’s what employ...

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Foreign workers for defense contractors on at least four U.S. military bases in the Persian Gulf are trapped in their jobs by abusive employment practices that they say prevent them from returning...

Airline’s refusal to follow federal law prompted US Department of Labor litigation PHOENIX – A federal court has ordered Arizona-based Mesa Air Group – operating regional flights for American and U...

Federal court enters judgment requiring Serenitycare to comply with the law in the future PITTSBURGH – The part-owner and operator of a Pittsburgh-area assisted living provider has paid more than $...

A number of companies suffered collateral damage last winter as a result of a cyber attack on a major provider of time and attendance software. With your timekeeping systems compromised, how do yo...

A former Uber driver said he plausibly showed that the ride-hailing company was his employer and he was therefore misclassified as an independent contractor under an appeals court standard, urging ...

California’s largest union on Thursday lodged a complaint with state officials alleging that a fast-food industry coalition violated state election rules in its campaign to block a landmark labor ...