Elected Brooklyn Surrogate Judge Harriet L. Thompson last Thursday, April 14 filed a lawsuit against the NYS Office of Court Administration (“OCA”) alleging the OCA suspended her from the bench o...

A year ago, Emma Fazio was browsing Indeed, a popular job search website, when she came across a food service position in Vancouver, Washington. She filled out an online application and interview...

Not to get all technical here, but doing your taxes is a headache. This year, more than half of tax filers turned to a professional for help, according to the latest IRS stats. Why it matters: Ev...

In 2017, Veronica Perez was working at a Philly restaurant as a prep worker. In the beginning, everything seemed fine, but as time went by, her supervisor started touching her inappropriately. Sh...

That’s less than Seattle’s $17.27 minimum wage at large employers. Some delivery drivers for platforms like DoorDash fare far worse, sometimes netting just a few bucks per delivery, according to ...

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Attorney Michael Starvaggi Breaks Down Complicated FLSA Law The RCBJ recently reported on a pending lawsuit against Luigi O’Grady’s deli in Pearl River. The claims in that case are standard ones ...

ALBANY — A former top-ranking official with the Firefighters Association of the State of New York was awarded $369,000 by a judge who ruled last week that the organization had breached its contra...

Monday morning musings for workplace watchers Wage and Hour Clock Ticking | Crypto Exaggeration Rebecca Rainey: Now that David Weil has officially withdrawn from consideration as the U.S. Labor D...

Many workers endure more and longer shifts during holy month, despite laws stipulating at least one day off per week As in most Muslim nations, Ramadan days in Qatar are a relaxed affair, with th...