NEW ORLEANS — A top safety and permit employee with the city of New Orleans is now on emergency suspension with no pay. This content is imported from Facebook. You may be able to find the same con...

A congressional hearing Tuesday on the future of college sports under labor law mostly retread the same debates over athletes unionizing, though one Republican lawmaker's call to "get the [National...

A former executive at Metrc, Inc., a major provider of cannabis tracking systems that is active in Maine, has filed a federal whistleblower lawsuit accusing the company of enabling illegal marijua...

An oil company agreed to pay $7.2 million to resolve a 2,200-member class action accusing it of failing to provide unionized workers with rest breaks and pay them a minimum wage,... To view the ful...

Email shows Burton's firm, Bryson Gillette, is promoting Sarah Wynn-Williams's book April 8, 2025 The former Facebook executive set to testify before Congress about her book, which alleges bad beha...

Seyfarth Shaw LLP this week unveiled a slate of six newly appointed labor and employment leaders on both coasts, praising the impact they've had on the firm and its clients throughout... To view th...

Labor and employment law firm Constangy Brooks Smith & Prophete LLP announced Tuesday that the firm's Dallas office leader has been named co-chair of the whistleblower and retaliation practice ...

TALLAHASSEE Gov. Ron DeSantis’ office proposed major rollbacks to the state’s child labor laws earlier this year, saying changes made last year to loosen working restrictions for minors “did not go...

Colin Barnacle joined Greenspoon Marder as a partner in its labor and employment and litigation practices in Denver, the firm announced Tuesday. Barnacle handles traditional labor issues, includin...

An International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers unit violated federal labor law by firing a business agent who led efforts to organize employees of the union, a National Labor Relations Board ju...