A week before New York City’s app-based delivery workers were poised to see an hourly minimum wage increase, several tech companies fired a legal salvo that has temporarily delayed this change. Do...

Many whistleblowers in South Africa end up on the run. Some even end up dead. Others have to live in hiding in fear of their lives. One of those is South African Police Service (SAPS) whistleblowe...

POLITICO illustration; Photos by Robin Bravender/POLITICO's E&E News, Francis Chung/POLITICO, Getty Images By Robin Bravender 07/12/2023 04:30 AM EDT DALTON, Ga. — President Joe Biden and Marj...

Probiotics, Overtime Pay and More This week, we’re taking a break from data privacy cases and opening up this week’s newsletter with a couple of new investigations on other topics. The first invol...

The job of diversifying the legal profession isn’t finished despite affirmative action’s end. Attorneys—who lead justice’s pursuit—must also seek justice and equality within their profession, Dani...

The Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) is unpaid leave, but there are different legal ways you can get paid. Know more about them and the benefits of each Contents Are employers required to pay e...

In a case that reminds us that derogatory content can offend even if it's popular, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals recently held in Sharp v. S&S Activewear, LLC ("Sharp") that music with sex...

We’ll send you a myFT Daily Digest email rounding up the latest Transcript news every morning. This is an audio transcript of the Behind the Money podcast episode: ‘Frances Haugen’s lessons as a F...

Jul 12, 2023 Blog As the Committee continues marking up Fiscal Year 2024 appropriations bills, 18 advocacy groups, led by Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America and Concerned Women for America Legislati...

Jul. 11—Legislation that aims to improve the wages and working conditions of farmworkers in Maine now awaits action by Gov. Janet Mills. Approved by the House and Senate last week, L.D. 398 would l...