Pennsylvania employers may need to rethink how they treat workers with caregiving responsibilities - and fast. Twenty-four state lawmakers introduced House Bill 2871 on October 21, 2026, proposing...

His manager called the method 'okay' - then used it to justify termination A 20-year FedEx courier alleges his manager called older workers "too old" - then fired him for a shortcut the boss taught...

She was sent to direct truck traffic in a parking lot she couldn't hear A deaf worker says Amazon gave her 10 minutes of sign language help per shift. A federal lawsuit filed on October 22, 2026 al...

A hurricane closed her doctor's office - then her employer allegedly pulled the rug A hurricane knocked out her doctor's office. What followed, the worker alleges, cost her a 15-year career at T-Mo...

In today’s news and commentary, employers increasingly shift health care costs onto workers and New York City proposes placing restrictions on fully automated customer service. A new survey by KFF...

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EEOC Cuts Response Deadlines in Half: A 4-Step Action Plan for Employers Employers responding to federal workplace discrimination charges may have a lot less time to prepare their defense now – and...

On Tuesday, President Donald Trump announced the federal government will compensate whistleblowers who report people defrauding the U.S. government and taxpayers. Now, a Trump supporter is going t...

By Daniel Wiessner Oct 23 (Reuters) – A lawsuit filed on Friday involving the pay practices of Chili’s operator Brinker International is seeking to strike down New York state’s lower minimum wage ...