Recently, Governor Polis and the Department of Labor and Employment (CDLE) Division of Labor Standards and Statistics (DLSS) announced an increase to Colorado’s minimum wage, which is currently $1...

Nearly 350 lifeguards in three Jersey Shore towns were owed more than $400,000 in unpaid overtime, the state's labor department announced. In Atlantic City, investigators from the New Jersey Depar...

After two years of being hosted online, The Media Rumble 2022 took place in Delhi on October 14 and 15 where leading media professionals, policymakers, and tech innovators got together to discuss t...

The states are asking voters whether to amend constitutions that have exceptions to slavery bans. Some hope that the changes could allow prisoners to challenge the practice of being forced into lab...

A hacker group says it has obtained documents on the Islamic Republic’s atomic activities and will publish them if the government does not stop clampdown on protesters. The group calling itself th...

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Equality and diversity consultant Alison McDermott said her contract at the nuclear processing plant ended after she wrote a damning "whistleblowing" report about the human resources (HR) leadersh...

Warren County is accustomed to out-of-state competition for things from tax rates and fuel prices, to customers and employees. The minimum wage in New York state will soon be nearly twice the rate ...

HBO and a group of production assistants who say they were illegally blacklisted after participating in a wage and hour lawsuit against the TV giant announced Friday that they had settled... To vie...

As we previously reported, the New York City Council passed a bill amending the New York City Human Rights Law to require employers with four or more employees, (or one or more domestic workers), ...