Atlanta Restaurant Scheduled Employee to Work in Violation of Her Religious Beliefs, Then Fired Her for Not Working, Federal Agency Charges ATLANTA – Del Frisco’s of Georgia, LLC, a restaurant lo...

• New jobs will be created at two locations in Bristol and Kingsport • Projects will join two existing ACT facilities in Johnson City • An employee-owned company, ACT provides a thriving culture,...

A Texas federal district court denied the motion to dismiss of former employers whose live-in nanny claimed that they failed to pay her minimum wage and retaliated against her in violation of the ...

Law360 (June 6, 2022, 2:02 PM EDT) -- Stueve Siegel Hanson LLP's Alexander Ricke has earned casino workers more than $45 million in total settlements and litigated numerous other cases concerning ...

The Supreme Court gives workers a backhanded victory in Southwest v. SaxonVox.

A bill introduced in the California Assembly in February 2022 would prohibit employers from discriminating against workers and job applicants for off-duty marijuana use. Assembly Bill (AB) 2188 w...

As we have previously reported, jury verdicts in employment cases have continued to skyrocket in recent months, and there is no sign they are leveling off. Late last week, a Los Angeles Superior ...

LANSING – Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel joined a coalition of 16 attorneys general, led by California, in an amicus brief in defense of state minimum wage protections for employees of fed...

GCU News Bureau Just call it a stress-relief ball on steroids. At the second annual GCU Health & Safety Day, Grand Canyon University and Grand Canyon Education employees will get the opportun...

The US Supreme Court sided with a Southwest Airlines Co. baggage-handling supervisor seeking to avoid having to go to arbitration with her bid for overtime pay, ruling in a case with possible imp...