Employment is back at or above pre-pandemic levels in a dozen U.S. states. Compared with February 2020, Arizona has added the most nonfarm jobs on its payrolls, followed by Florida, Utah, Wiscons...

Recently, I was asked if anything was going on in employment law besides the pandemic (e.g. vaccine mandates, OSHA rules, healthcare provider rules, employee bodily integrity “rights,” etc.). Of ...

A whistleblower has filed a lawsuit against the District of Columbia Retirement Board alleging that it retaliated against her for saying that the fund wrongly reported investment management fees ...

Union Home Mortgage Corporation’s motion for partial judgment on the pleadings in denied in part as to a former branch manager’s claim alleging that UHMC tortiously interfered with his his busine...

NEW YORK, January 25, 2022--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Mitchell Silberberg & Knupp LLP continues the expansion of its national labor and employment practice with the addition of Christie Del Rey-Cone a...

Home News & Events Maine Dept. of Labor Announces Recovery of Nearly $500,000 in Owed Back Wages for Maine Workers in 2021 For Immediate Release: January 25, 2022 Maine Dept. of Labor Annou...

PA - (WOLF) — Today, Governor Tom Wolf announced that the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania will fulfill its commitment to raise the minimum wage for commonwealth employees to $15 per hour by January ...

When it comes to voter suppression and gerrymandering, Republican-controlled state legislatures have long been a critical front in the Right’s war on democracy. In the wake of the last presidenti...

Assistant Professors David Ireland and Bruce Curran at the University of Manitoba’s Faculty of Law have been officially granted tenure, commencing July 1, 2022. The Faculty could not be more prou...

metro area under the leadership of an employment attorney and partner who recently moved to the firm from Goldberg Segalla LLP, the firm said Monday. Kaufman Dolowich said the new office at 55 Po...