NYC Council-approved measure ‘lapses’ into law New AI technology rules to take effect January 2023 New York City has a new law on the books—one of the boldest measures of its kind in the count...

HARTFORD – A former state worker who sued after being fired in a high-profile whistleblower case involving the Governor’s office and state health officials last year has been paid a settlement of...

From Attorney at Law Suhendra Leon When doing research for the topic of employment and social media, I encountered one particular court decision of the Court of Gelderland in the Netherlands date...

Three Bellport concrete supply and construction companies and their owner have been ordered to pay nearly $1 million in back wages and damages to employees, according to the U.S. Department of La...

I grew up on a farm in Ohio surrounded by friends who were farmers. I have tremendous respect for their profession and I understand how difficult it is to do what they do. But as a doctor who has...

Thank you for being part of our news service as we have navigated the latest developments in workplace law during 2021. This is our final article for the year. Below is a recap of the hot topics ...

Earlier this week, Meta-owned Instagram launched a handful of new features aimed at encouraging users to be more mindful of the time they spend on the photo-sharing app as the company tackles mou...