Editor’s note: Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher was named the winner of the Labor and Employment Litigation Department of the Year award at The American Lawyer’s annual Industry Awards in New York on ...

This past week in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Association, the Supreme Court heard extended and heated arguments on whether Roe v. Wade (1973), a fixture of American constitutional law for nearly fi...

JEFFERSON CITY — Due to the passage three years ago of Proposition B, minimum wage workers in Missouri are poised to receive another raise starting Jan. 1. The Missouri Department of Labor and In...

A federal court in Ohio granted summary judgment to FCA US, LLC on the Family Medical Leave Act claim of a former employee whose denied two-day FMLA request subsequently resulted in his terminati...

By Antonio Ray Harvey | California Black Media The California/Hawaii State Conference of the NAACP has informed the state’s Citizens Redistricting Commission (CRC) that it is “prepared to take le...

A Center for Public Integrity investigation revealed that U.S. Postal Service workers across the country have been cheated out of their pay. Senior reporter Alexia Fernández Campbell examined pri...

Daniel Hale, the former U.S. Air Force intelligence analyst currently imprisoned for releasing top-secret documents on the government’s drone program, was given an international award for whistle...

Four South African whistleblowers have received international recognition for their efforts in exposing corruption. Babita Deokaran, who was murdered, and Thabiso Zulu were bestowed with special ...

Recently, the North Carolina Department of Labor made updates to the required Labor Law Posters based on legislative changes in Senate Bill 208/ S.L. 2021-82. These new posters include the recent...