The monthslong Kellogg’s strike that ended last week capped a year of national unrest among workers in industries from entertainment to health care and manufacturing, as the country continues to ...

Overview: State officials resumed executions after a six-year moratorium and mounting issues at the Oklahoma County Jail drew national attention. Inside state prisons, corrections officials distr...

A stack of boxes sitting in attorney Gina Chiala’s garage reminds her of how devastating evictions can be on families. A woman had called her in 2014, a couple years before Chiala co-founded the ...

In the two-decades long military campaign in Afghanistan, Britain made a vital contribution to the coalition effort to provide the country’s long-suffering people security and stability. A total ...

Changes to Oregon employment laws taking effect next year will be keeping human resources professionals very busy this holiday season and into the new year in the Pacific Northwest. Extended Stat...

South Dakota Department of Labor & Regulation 123 W. Missouri Ave. Pierre, SD 57501 State Minimum Wage to Increase Jan. 1 PIERRE, S.D. – The state minimum wage will increase from $9.45/hour t...

Welcome to Part 2 of the 2021 Year-End Edition of the State Law Round-Up, covering states in the second half of the alphabet. Part 1, covering the first part of the alphabet, can be found here. M...

Germany’s Green Party is a very long way from that day in January 1980 when 1,000 young idealists gathered in the country’s southwestern city of Karlsruhe. “It certainly was a colorful bunch of p...

NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – New Mexico’s minimum wage is once again going up in the New Year. The New Mexico Department of Workforce Solutions states is alerting employers and workers that starting Satur...

A Massachusetts Superior Court judge has found that a retaliation lawsuit can proceed against a health care organization that allegedly fired a doctor for engaging in protected whistleblowing act...