and expanding overtime and minimum eligibility under the Fair Labor Standards Act. The White House said in its fall regulatory agenda released Friday that it plans in February to propose a new ru...

Kenneth Manning applied to work as a state correctional officer on his 20th birthday. Manning was accepted into the Oklahoma Department of Corrections training academy in March 2018. He started p...

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: OSC Decision Reaffirms Federal Whistleblowers’ Rights Against Gag Orders WASHINGTON – Following an investigation, the Office of Special Counsel (OSC) has determined that th...

Monday, Dec. 13, 2021, at 10:00 a.m.: The Wilson Center hosted an event on EU and U.S. efforts to integrate commercial drones into civilian airspace. Richard Whittle, global fellow at the Wilson ...

By James Mills (December 13, 2021, 3:33 PM EST) -- A Southern California lawyer is accusing his former law firm, an affiliate of one of China's largest legal shops, of being "stingy" in a lawsuit...

Convergys Corp. and a part-time former employee who said she was wrongly fired for missing work while hospitalized for a kidney stone settled and agreed to dismiss her medical leave interference ...

Last week’s union victory at a single Starbucks in Buffalo, N.Y., may seem small, but it has huge symbolic importance. It is the only one of Starbucks’ more than 8,900 company-owned cafés in the ...

Massachusetts' top court on Monday found that marketing company Credico LLC could not be considered the joint employer of a group of workers and therefore did not shoulder responsibility along wit...