By Daniel Wilson (June 14, 2022, 7:21 PM EDT) -- The House Appropriations Committee on Tuesday introduced a nearly $761. 7 billion defense funding bill for 2023 that would provide additional mili...

In California’s Government Code, Title 2, Division 2, Part 1, Chapter 1.5, Article 11 is the “Legislative Employee Whistleblower Protection Act,” which is contained in Sections 9149.30 to 9149.36...

the agency's approach to tackling workers' misclassification as independent contractors and employees' freedom to join unions, while also addressing job recovery. During a four-hour testimony bef...

The trial for a Joliet police sergeant accused of unlawfully accessing the video of an arrested man overdosing in a squad vehicle has been pushed to November. Before, both sides will have to deci...

An ExxonMobil subsidiary incorrectly classified supervisors as independent contractors, thereby denying them overtime wages when they often clocked in over 60 hours per week, according to a propos...

A former top health official who was fired after helping to lead the state's initial COVID-19 response wants a judge to force Gov. Phil Murphy to give a deposition related to a whistleblower law...

In a major setback for app-based gig economy companies like Uber, Lyft and DoorDash, a Massachusetts court ruled on Tuesday to throw out a proposed ballot measure that would, if passed, define gi...

The U.S. Department of Labor issued a revised version of a survey used to calculate the prevailing wage rate for federally funded construction projects, with the proposed changes opening for publi...

Days after a Superior Court judge dropped two top administration officials as defendants in a whistleblower lawsuit, lawyers for the former state Health Department assistant commissioner are now ...