COVID-19 and the rise of remote work forced companies everywhere to take a hard look at many corporate policies and bylaws, including aspects of employment contracts and severance agreements. The...

Ohio saw a jump in its minimum wage on New Year's Day, but the Buckeye State still trails much of the nation. State of play: Since 2006, Ohio has gradually (and automatically) raised its minimum ...

THIS is how millions of Americans could see monthly checks of worth $1,657 and $251 thanks to new cash boosts coming in 2022. Social Security recipients will receive an annual cost of living adju...

A driver sits in his truck as shipping containers are stacked up in the yards at the Port of Long Beach, California, November 17, 2021. On December 27th, in the middle of the most news-less week ...

Monday morning musings for workplace watchers Waiting for SCOTUS | Weil at HELP, Part II Bruce Rolfsen: The U.S. Supreme Court’s consideration of OSHA’s shot-or-test rule is coming down to the wi...

California Appeals Court rules that See’s Candies employee can sue for negligence over a family member’s death due to COVID-19. San Francisco, CA A California Appeals Court ruled that a See’s Can...

On January 6, 2022, the U.S. Department of Labor's Wage and Hour Division (DOL/WHD) and the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) announced a memorandum of understanding (MOU) between the agencie...

In the event of a termination, attorneys face special considerations aside from those faced by all severed employees. Business and employment litigator Peter Glennon discusses matters lawyers sho...

Isabelle Huppert, the Oscar-nominated actor of “Elle,” is set to reteam with French director Jean-Paul Salomé (“Mama Weed”) on the French thriller “The Sitting Duck.” The movie, produced by Bertr...