SPRINGFIELD – As we prepare for the new year, employers and employees should be aware of new laws taking effect January 1st, as well as those already in effect due to action by the General Assemb...

Companies with more than 100 employees will need to submit data on their employees’ race, sex, ethnicity, and job groups to the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission starting April 12, the...

Overview: State officials resumed executions after a six-year moratorium and mounting issues at the Oklahoma County Jail drew national attention. Inside state prisons, corrections officials distr...

Amidst increasing positive COVID-19 cases in Puerto Rico, Governor Pedro R. Pierluisi has issued an executive order requiring those working in healthcare and education settings to get vaccinated ...

Five ways SCOTUS will shape employment law in 2022 https://t.co/DBRZJcR9mI pic.twitter.com/o0eqw6FSux— Reuters (@Reuters) December 28, 2021 (SocialLY brings you all the latest breaking news, vira...

Washington Governor Jay Inslee has clarified that, starting January 1, “employers will still be legally obligated to pay the full amount owed to state ESD [Employment Security Department] to begi...

North Carolina employees trying to force the state’s health plan to lift a blanket exclusion on paying for transgender-related medical care asked the U.S. Supreme Court to allow their case to pro...

A nursing home resident receives a shot of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccine,. REUTERS/Yuki Iwamura The company and law firm names shown above are generated automatically based on the te...

A stack of boxes sitting in attorney Gina Chiala’s garage reminds her of how devastating evictions can be on families. A woman had called her in 2014, a couple years before Chiala co-founded the ...

In the two-decades long military campaign in Afghanistan, Britain made a vital contribution to the coalition effort to provide the country’s long-suffering people security and stability. A total ...