The Federal Arbitration Act requires courts to enforce arbitration agreements in most circumstances. But what happens if a party begins to litigate a case, and then seeks to compel arbitration se...

INDEPENDENCE, VA – Following a U.S. Department of Labor investigation, and an administrative law judge’s order, 20 temporary agricultural workers who traveled from Mexico to help provide pumpkins...

The U.S. Department of Education unveiled a new grant program Friday intended to get closer to eliminating the payment of subminimum wages to people with disabilities. State vocational rehabilita...

The U.S. Government has recently put a rocket on a here-to-fore quiet whistleblower award program targeting kleptocrats – announcing a multilateral Russian oligarch taskforce. The effort will be ...

Senior federal employees also have reason to be glad the Merit Systems Protection Board is back in business The Senior Executives Association, which represents the government’s highest ranking ca...

The U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) unlawfully delayed and then withdrew the Independent Contractor (IC) Final Rule, published in the waning days of the Trump Administration, a federal court in Te...

By RICHARD MAYER and TODD WESSELL The village of Mount Prospect “violated” Illinois’ Freedom of Information (FOI) law by “improperly redacting” most of an email sent by then-Police Chief John Koz...

BALTIMORE — Mayor Brandon Scott and members of the Board of Estimates (BOE) approved an increase in the city's prevailing wage for workers in the construction trades this week. This would boost t...