JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Local law enforcement agencies will step outside Tuesday night and say hello to neighbors during the annual National Night Out events. National Night Out events aim to strengt...

Department of Labor recovers $114K in back wages, damages from ...

The U.S. Department of Labor has been cracking down on overtime violations and illegal deductions. In one recent case, DOL Wage and Hour Division investigators recovered more than $66K in back wage...

A Medtronic Plc unit won its bid to review communications between a False Claims Act whistleblower accusing the company of paying kickbacks and various media outlets and a Senate committee. Thomas...

In today’s news and commentary, Teamsters locals endorse the union’s tentative agreement with UPS; Trader Joe’s sues its workers’ union for trademark infringement; a GOP probe into teachers unions...

HOOD RIVER – Guillermina Salguero and her husband have processed and packed cherries and pears in the Columbia River Gorge each of the last eight summers, taking jobs in both Washington and Oregon...

We’ve all seen how using a non-legal artificial intelligence (AI) platform like ChatGPT to write a court document could land you in hot water with judges, your client, and the State Bar. But it tu...

The budget signed into law by Gov. Gretchen Whitmer on Monday expands a range of programs that could boost pay and lower costs for residents across the state. The budget funds state government for...

Whistleblower advocates heralded the Anti-Money Laundering (AML) Whistleblower Improvement Act, which passed Congress in December 2022, as one of the most important anti-corruption laws ever passe...

WASHINGTON – As people around the globe recognize World Breastfeeding Week and the U.S. honors National Breastfeeding Month, the U.S. Department of Labor today launched “Power to Pump,” a nationwid...