Thirty British Columbians are being honoured with the Queen’s counsel designation for their contributions to B.C.’s provincial justice system through their work as lawyers. “Lawyers play an impor...

The full Eleventh Circuit won't reexamine a split panel decision that a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement contractor that organizes deportation flights needed to include meal breaks in its ...

With headlines practically blinking red with warnings about a labor shortage, there’s a lot of talk about what the American worker is owed. I think honesty is a good place to start. We do have an...

A former McMinnville High School assistant high school cross-country coach who expressed concern about the hiring of a head coach who previously had an inappropriate relationship with a female st...

On November 16, Illinois enacted the Reimagining Electric Vehicles Act (REV Act) which states that its purposes include “reduc[ing] carbon emissions, creat[ing] new good-paying jobs, and generat[...

A former employee in the public health division of the Oregon Health Authority who spearheaded a campaign against a relatively rare occupational lung disease is suing the agency, alleging discrim...

MUSKEGON, MI – A former chief medical officer says she was fired for raising red flags about a struggling Muskegon healthcare clinic. Ramona Wallace filed a whistleblower lawsuit against MGH Fami...

Report Title: “The Department Violated Its Own Policy When It Failed to Include a No-Rehire Clause in a Settlement of a Strong Dismissal Case Against a Sergeant Accused of Soliciting a Minor for ...

Owners of smaller local farms in New York are warning that a proposal to pay overtime after their workers reach 40 hours each week could put some of them out of business. A state wage board is se...

In a surprising move for a state that has long favored giving employers the freedom to do business with relatively few constraints, the Florida legislature and Governor DeSantis passed House Bill...