Photographer: Angus Mordant/Bloomberg A Starbucks Corp. store in Florida violated federal labor law by enforcing a policy limiting employees to one facial piercing without first bargaining with i...

Photographer: Angus Mordant/Bloomberg A Starbucks Corp. store in Florida violated federal labor law by enforcing a policy limiting employees to one facial piercing without first bargaining with i...

The Department of Justice is moving to indict a key witness in the Jan. 6 insurrection probe. The DOJ is looking to charge former Trump aide Cassidy Hutchinson with lying to Congress. She testifie...

The Department of Justice is moving to indict a key witness in the Jan. 6 insurrection probe. The DOJ is looking to charge former Trump aide Cassidy Hutchinson with lying to Congress. She testifie...

U.S. employers can no longer take a U.S.-centric view of artificial intelligence (AI) and data compliance. In a previous insight, we examined the EU AI Act’s extraterritorial reach for U.S. employ...

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Keith Sonderling is now officially the US Secretary of Labor, and employers, naturally, might have questions for what that means for the workplace. The Senate confirmed him on September 30, cement...

Photo provided by Rodrigo Camarena Scale Justice received a $5 million grant for its development team behind the legal artificial intelligence tool Reclamo.AI — a digital program meant to connect ...

The divided National Labor Relations Board backed a judge's dismissal of claims that a Georgia plumber violated federal labor law by forcing a worker to pick his union or his job,... To view the fu...

Takeaways One DOL opinion letter explained that a 60-minute meal break remains noncompensable even when employees must spend up to 14 minutes walking to and from a break area. Another letter sai...