Vermont businesses have failed to protect teenage workers, and now the U.S. Department of Labor is getting involved. There has been a national trend of increased child-labor law violations, whic...

The European Parliament on Wednesday adopted new legislation on adequate minimum wages which aims to improve working and living conditions for all workers in the EU and promote economic and socia...

Attorneys for Center Township and a former township employee presented arguments about the township’s motion to dismiss the former employee’s wrongful termination and whistleblower lawsuit. Judge...

SYLVIE DOUGLIS, BYLINE: NPR. (SOUNDBITE OF DROP ELECTRIC SONG, "WAKING UP TO THE FIRE") ADRIAN MA, HOST: Here in the U.S., labor negotiations almost always work in a bottom-up fashion, right? Emp...

Employers who allow workers to work remotely, or on a hybrid work schedule, could face challenges related to wage and hour compliance issues under the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA). Hourly work...

An IRS whistleblower program that has produced more than $6 billion in payments since 2007 is languishing due to a lack of funding, The Hill’s Tobias Burns reports Wednesday. The IRS Whistleblowe...

A former San Diego utility services worker must arbitrate a labor claim he brought on behalf of California alongside his other wage allegations, a federal judge said in following a recent high co...

Lansdowne's Empire Diner, owner Ihsan Gunaydin, and manager Engin Gunaydin are liable for $675K in back wages, federal authorities said. LANSDOWNE, PA — A Delaware County diner, its owner, and ma...

What You Need to Know Uber and a subsidiary, Rasier, paid $78 million in past-due taxes and $22 million in penalties and interest to the New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development’...