Miami, Florida – Miami-Dade resident Elisa Rivera, 50, pled guilty yesterday before Senior U.S. District Judge Donald L. Graham to a felony Information charging her with conspiracy to commit wire...

A union representing workers at multiple Downtown Jersey City high-rises is demanding the developers pay the employees up to $500,000 that it says is owed to them. Kevin Brown, New Jersey directo...

As we previously reported, Section 740 of the New York Labor Law was recently amended to expand “whistleblower protections” for private sector workers. The amendments broadened the scope of the i...

Healthcare Services Group, Inc. isn’t entitled to a grant of summary judgment on a former food services account manager’s Maine Whistleblowers’ Protection Act retaliation claim, which is based on...

BANCROFT (Idaho Statesman) — In U.S. foreign labor programs, workers place their well-being in the hands of U.S. employers, who are required by law to pay required wages and provide safe living c...

Months after its introduction, a proposal to reverse portions of the 2017 employment reform law sits on Puerto Rico Governor Pedro Pierluisi’s desk. By March 5, 2022, Governor Pierluisi must deci...

What You Need to Know Fisher Phillips grew gross revenue from $252.5 million to $277.2 million in 2021. The firm increased its billing rates by 3% from 2020 to 2021. The firm is seeing more em...

Washington Legislature considers collective bargaining for legislative staff A new bill that would give state legislative staff the right to bargain collectively was introduced in the Washington ...

Sarah Ganong wants baristas and burger-flippers to know what hours they’ll work each week without having to rush in on an hour’s notice, or lock up at night only to open back up at 6 a.m. She als...