Bloomberg A new and independent union won the right to represent workers at General Motors Co.’s truck plant in Mexico — a sign that new North American free trade rules are bolstering the nation’...

“New York will create a bureaucracy out of anything.” So wrote one of this newspaper’s Facebook followers after reading a post about the state’s new “Office of Cannabis Management,” set up as the...

As schools across the state grapple with staffing shortages in positions such as bus drivers and food servers, senators are considering setting a minimum wage for school workers at $15 an hour. S...

The start of a new year is the time for annual retrospectives, predictions, and promises to get back into the gym. Although we can’t help with that last one, we wanted to take this opportunity to...

A pharmaceutical distributor agreed to pay millions to resolve allegations it paid kickbacks to physician practices, and the whistleblowers are walking away with nearly 20 percent of the settleme...

As someone who has tried more than his share of cases, I have come to the conclusion that retaliation claims are often more difficult to defend than plain discrimination claims. It’s not unusual ...

Lawsuit seeking authority to give salary boosts set for Feb. 10 hearing in Jefferson City The director of Missouri’s transportation department is facing calls for his ouster from Republican lawma...

News Release — DC Office of the Attorney General FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: February 03, 2022 MEDIA CONTACT: Office of Communications Defendants Required Employees to Work 24 Hour Two-Week Shifts, ...

Staff at the Environment Agency are so overworked that officers are unable to regularly inspect waste sites, are not able properly assess landfill designs, and are disincentivised from rejecting ...