Seattle on Tuesday passed a first-of-its-kind, worker-backed minimum-wage ordinance for many of its 40,000 gig workers. The nine-member City Council voted unanimously to approve the so-called Pay...

clerks as she continues her investigation into the leaked opinion that would overturn abortion rights — a development that puts these elite young lawyers in an uncomfortable position at the busie...

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A Washington federal court handed Alaska Airlines an early win Tuesday in a class action alleging that the airline illegally denied accrued vacation or sick time to pilots on military assignments,...

Seattle City Council on Tuesday unanimously passed what is being called a “first-in-the-nation” policy to create protections for gig workers who deliver meals, groceries and packages, and some on...

Recent investigations from the US Department of Labor found that five farms in San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara Counties have neglected to pay and provide the proper benefits to their workers. M...

A janitorial franchise company asked a California federal judge to reconsider a tentative ruling against the business in a long-running worker classification case, arguing that it's not a cleaning...

Although it involves Texas law, a recent case illustrates the pitfalls that an employer can face when a former employee makes a claim for commissions or compensation after their employment has en...