Makda Fessahaye decided in 7th grade that she wanted to be a lawyer. Her parents moved to the U.S. from Eritrea before she was born, but it was their experiences that inspired her to start lookin...

The IRS named John Hinman as the new director of the agency’s whistleblower office, an IRS spokesperson confirmed to Bloomberg Tax. Hinman succeeds Lee Martin, who left the IRS last month to work...

losing their jobs for not getting the COVID-19 vaccine, saying they filed their lawsuit too early because their vaccine exemption applications are still being processed. In her ruling granting th...

Managing farm workers has never been easy, but changes in regulations, immigration laws and a shrinking pool of eligible hires has increased the level of difficulty for farm managers, according t...

The acting head of the US Labor Department’s Wage and Hour Division notified regional offices Wednesday that they could hire 25 more investigators nationwide, expanding an earlier announced hirin...

An Apple-affiliated chain of repair shops spanning five states cannot duck claims it underpaid a class of employees for their overtime labor, a North Carolina federal judge held. In an order deny...

Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont signed the Personal Data Privacy and Online Monitoring Act (CPDPA) into law on May 10, 2022, making Connecticut the most recent state to pass its own privacy law i...

Printer-friendly A basic principle of good employment law, you would think, should be that you can tell an employer when you are caught by it and when you are not. An early fail then for the ru...

WASHINGTON — U.S. House lawmakers questioned several labor experts Wednesday before a House Education and Labor panel about how a new bill to amend the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938 would prot...