A breach-of-contract suit is moving forward against United Parcel Service after a federal judge in Massachusetts determined this week that former employees sufficiently alleged that the company fa...

A California federal district court partially granted a post-trial motion by a French Canadian employee who prevailed at trial on retaliation and wrongful termination claims under the California F...

A California federal district court partially granted a post-trial motion by a French Canadian employee who prevailed at trial on retaliation and wrongful termination claims under the California F...

On 9 March 2026, the New Zealand Government introduced the Employment Leave Bill to Parliament. If enacted, the Bill will repeal and replace the Holidays Act 2003 and largely reflects changes sign...

On 9 March 2026, the New Zealand Government introduced the Employment Leave Bill to Parliament. If enacted, the Bill will repeal and replace the Holidays Act 2003 and largely reflects changes sign...

Daily Press Correspondent In their regular meeting held Tuesday, the Hurley Town Council approved the hire of Marcus Salas as a patrol officer. Salas was fired last year from the Grant County Sher...

An AECOM whistleblower lost his appellate bid to reopen a False Claims Act suit alleging the infrastructure firm improperly billed for labor under a US Army support contract performed in Afghanist...

The Illinois Supreme Court ruled Thursday that the state's minimum wage law doesn't incorporate the limitations on compensable preshift activities found in federal law, answering the Seventh Circui...

The Illinois Supreme Court ruled Thursday that the state's minimum wage law doesn't incorporate the limitations on compensable preshift activities found in federal law, answering the Seventh Circui...

The suit revives IBM's 'dinobabies' saga and questions tying exec pay to diversity targets A 34-year IBM veteran is suing the tech giant, alleging he was repeatedly denied promotions because of his...