By Jennifer McKiernan BBC News Training AI to incite violence or radicalise the vulnerable would become an offence under a Labour government. Labour's Yvette Cooper said current laws were not fit ...

Barista Sydney Henjum may not be in a job associated with high wages, but when the Pavement Coffeehouse server dines out she tips the waitstaff at least 20%. “I understand how important (tipping) ...

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The COVID-19 pandemic’s impact upon the use of remote workforces by U.S. businesses is undisputed. In recent years, the conventional wisdom has been that remote employees living in other states th...

We recently wrote about Groff v. DeJoy, the Supreme Court decision reinterpreting the meaning of “undue hardship” for Title VII religious accommodations to actually mean “undue hardship,” as oppos...

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit has ruled that a high school guidance counselor’s own actions and admissions justified a school’s decision to fire her for being in a same-sex mar...

Legal invoices that Augusta Law Department didn’t want the public to know about show the local government during some of its worst moments. The case information redacted from view in the city’s re...

What You Need to Know Two Seattle technology companies face wage-and-hour claims over their compensation of webcam entertainers. Class members are not paid for all of the time they are working, ...

On June 27, the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act (PWFA) went into effect obligating employers with 15 or more employees to provide accommodations to their pregnant employees. Here’s what the PWFA pro...

SPRINGFIELD – Illinois faces a deadline next month to either change the way it enforces air pollution emission limits on heavy industries or face federal sanctions that could eventually result in ...