The focus of this year’s International Women’s Day was on breaking biases and creating a world that is diverse, equitable, and inclusive. One of this year’s missions for the day was to forge incl...

(The Center Square) – Maine's child-care workers and early educators could be getting a pay raise under a plan that's aimed at easing chronic staffing shortages. The legislation, filed by House S...

As part of Hong Kong’s efforts to combat the COVID-19 pandemic, the Government proposes to amend the Employment Ordinance to address employment-related issues when implementing the anti-epidemic ...

A Washington, D.C. federal administrative law judge ordered a cement company to pay back wages to an employee who was retaliated against for “assisting federal safety investigators during a site ...

Brash and outspoken, Tron founder Justin Sun has always been a controversial figure in crypto. More audacious than his reputation, Sun has an even riskier approach to U.S. and Chinese financial r...

Around the world, courageous people and communities are fighting to turn the tide of authoritarianism, environmental destruction, and social injustice. But they face attacks, harassment, and cens...

This week, we’re looking at how employment laws and regulations are being impacted by the Biden administration’s recent actions on the international and national stages. President Biden’s First ...

Governor Tom Wolf announced today $800,000 in state funding to four workforce development projects as part of the Veterans Employment Program (VEP), helping to connect veterans with job opportuni...

The ex-employee claimed he was fired for advocating for students who submitted sexual harassment claims against faculty. FRANKFORT, Ky. — A jury unanimously ruled in favor of a former Kentucky ...

App-based delivery drivers are often on the clock earning less than minimum wage, but the sporadic good pay and the option to set their own schedule keeps the drivers coming. For Ross Todd, a dri...