October 18, 2022 Free Webinar: Big Employment Law Changes Coming to Colorado Two huge changes are coming to Colorado’s employment laws come 2023, and NFIB Colorado is hosting an exclusive-to-memb...

Amazon can't use an appeal of a National Labor Relations Board order to challenge the board's conclusion that so-called captive audience meetings are unlawful, prosecutors told the Eleventh Circuit...

Whistleblower Matthew Brown tells the “Weaponized” podcast that the Pentagon has a secret program to collect images of UFOs from military sources. He’s the first of several people who will soon co...

An unconventional candidate entered the race for a congressional seat in Arizona. Democrat Johnathan Curtis Buma, a former FBI agent of 14 years who was going to flee the country but was arrested ...

The National Labor Relations Board's Manhattan office urged a New York federal judge to make a nonprofit that operates youth homeless shelters meet a Service Employees International Union affiliate...

Roundup whether small federal contractors are still required to submit employer information reports after President Donald Trump rescinded an executive order requiring contractors to do so, how a r...

Employees of the federal agency that provides grants and resources to public libraries can keep their jobs for now, with a federal judge in Washington, D.C., issuing a temporary restraining order.....

A commercial truck modification company flouted state and federal labor laws by allegedly failing to pay its hourly employees for work beyond their allotted shift times, according to a proposed cla...

Have you ever considered becoming a whistleblower? “Calling Out Workplace Abuse” is a free webinar set for noon on May 10. In it, you can learn answers to common questions that survivors and whist...