A federal judge has ordered six US government agencies to immediately rehire employees fired this year by the Trump administration. Speaking in a court in San Francisco, Judge William Alsup on Thur...

Jennie Snyder Urman says that the actor playing the whistleblower "was excited to play all of the complexities and to get a nice juicy story and a good juicy reveal." Comments WARNING: This artic...

Volkswagen has violated federal labor law by looking to conduct layoffs as part of a shift reduction at a recently unionized plant in Tennessee without bargaining with the union, the United... To v...

ST. PAUL – The Minnesota House on Monday passed without opposition a bill expanding citizen protections for state employees who report government fraud and misuse of state or federal funds. State R...

The two Senate Judiciary Committee Democrats joined their colleagues urging Attorney General Pam Bondi to reverse course on policies known to create unconstitutional detention conditions WASHINGTON...

A California federal judge has dismissed a constitutional challenge to the Golden State's law requiring marijuana businesses to have labor peace agreements, saying that the court could not interven...

An independent contractor cannot use Colorado's workers' compensation law to limit the damages awarded to a colleague for his negligence claim over an on-the-job injury, a state appeals panel ruled...

The owner of a wood-burning power station tried to “silence” a senior employee in a cover-up to prevent her concerns about its environmental credentials from becoming public, a tribunal heard. Row...

What’s happening at Prepac? Canadian furniture manufacturer Prepac is preparing to terminate over 170 jobs at its Delta, British Columbia facilities, according to a release by Unifor, which repres...

Employment Law Interview Summary More tariffs from the United States government have been announced in the ongoing trade war. As a result, many Canadian businesses seem to be preparing for financia...