Nearly 3,000 DOL workers agree to leave agency later this year Move comes after two rounds of exit offers to employees Nearly one in five workers at the US Department of Labor opted to leave the...

Trader Joe's urged the National Labor Relations Board to reverse a judge's decision to accept pilfered records of its internal labor counsel's communications about disciplining a pro-union worker, ...

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is paying a whistleblower award for a tip that prompted a compliance exam, which ultimately resulted in successful enforcement action. The SEC ann...

A search-and-rescue helicopter company is a common carrier by air that engages in interstate commerce and therefore can escape a proposed collective action brought by a group of employees who claim...

The Employment Law Show Episode Summary QUESTIONS ABOUT MASS LAYOFFS AND EMPLOYEE RIGHTS, returning from maternity leave, non-compete clauses and more on Season 9 Episode 13 of the Employment Law ...

BOISE (Idaho EdNews.org) — A former administrator has filed a whistleblower lawsuit against Boise State University, alleging age discrimination and an “inappropriate” relationship involving a Bois...

Senate Bill 5501, sponsored by Sen. Derek Stanford (D-Bothell), prohibits employers from requiring a driver’s license as a condition of employment unless driving is an essential part of the job. “...

On March 20, Mexico’s new Federal Law on the Protection of Personal Data Held by Private Parties (FLPPD) was published. This law took effect on March 21 and contains important changes in terms of ...

Senate Bill 5501, sponsored by Sen. Derek Stanford (D-Bothell), prohibits employers from requiring a driver’s license as a condition of employment unless driving is an essential part of the job. “...