A federal court ordered a Tampa-area pain management clinic to close and entered judgments against the clinic’s owners and its former physician to restrict their ability to prescribe or distribute ...

Corporate owners of fast-food restaurants have typically been off the hook for labor violations at their franchised outlets. Workers have had to seek redress from the franchisees who own their ind...

MAGA hat violated Hatch Act; Black worker’s BLM hat didn’t Allegations based on other dress-code infractions also lacking The US Postal Service defeated a lawsuit by a White mail carrier who cla...

Dive Brief: Employers aren’t liable for their employees contracting COVID-19 at work and spreading it to their family members, even if the employer was negligent in its safety practices, the Cali...

The District of Columbia is joining the increasing number of jurisdictions providing greater protections for private employees who use marijuana off-duty, during non-work hours. Such development re...

New deal fixes four issues judge identified in past version Low likelihood of trial success supports small recoveries Home Depot U.S.A. Inc. and nearly 2,000 workers who say the company violated...

The new rules would disproportionately impact consumers, couriers, and the city’s restaurants, the companies said Uber Eats (UBER), DoorDash (DASH), and Grubhub (TKWY) are suing New York City over ...

Gig economy companies DoorDash, Grubhub, and Uber sued New York City on Thursday over a new minimum wage law for app-based delivery workers that would raise their minimum wage to $17.96 per hour. ...

A judge temporarily blocked new minimum pay standards for New York City food delivery app workers Friday, scheduling a hearing for July 31 about the city's plan to increase the workers' earnings. ...

Food delivery services Uber Eats, DoorDash and Grubhub are suing New York City over new minimum wage rules for workers. All three companies are seeking to block the new rules that could nearly tri...