FCA’s first-to-file, public disclosure rules don’t bar fees No need to protect government from opportunism A group of 7 whistleblowers may receive attorneys’ fees for helping federal prosecutor...

The U.S. Department of Labor’s Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) on January 21 released its annual union membership report for 2021. This year’s report showed that union membership as a percentage...

Former postal worker Gerald E. Groff brought his case before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit Tuesday, arguing that the postal service should be required to accommodate his religio...

Larry Organ has won two key cases and says he’s not stopping until the company’s policy changes. Before late 2016, Larry Organ considered electric car maker Tesla Inc. generally to be a force fo...

Jan. 26—State labor officials said Tuesday that they recovered nearly $475,000 in wages that employers failed to pay workers last year, and for the first time, the department is making public the...

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis recently signed House Bill 1B into law, making it more difficult for employers in the state to mandate vaccinations for their employees. The law, which will remain in ef...

Trade unions have taken aim at the draft legislation, which they say is stacked in favour of employers over workers. THE GOVERNMENT’S DRAFT legislation on the right for employees to request remot...

The following article highlights key takeaways from the Rapid-Fire Session from the attorney-speakers themselves. Topics covered are relevant to business owners and organization leaders, includin...

An employment lawyer has revealed the questions bosses can't ask staff - including anything touching on pregnancy, sexuality and even your age. Job applicants should be wary about being quizzed a...

New employees will be notified of company monitoring Law effective May 7 applies to private businesses Employers in New York must disclose electronic monitoring, such as internet access and vi...