Newsroom icon Chaz Billington, partner in the Vorys Cleveland office and a member of the firm’s labor and employment group, has been named to the 2023 Crain’s Cleveland Business “Notables in Law”...

Worker sues employer based on contractual breach, unjust enrichment, trade secret misappropriation A California court recently ruled in favor of the California Department of Human Resources (CalHR)...

The Edo state government has offered automatic employment to Aminat Yusuf, the best graduating student of the Lagos State University (LASU). Yusuf, who studied law, is the first student to gradua...

General manager sues AutoNation for race discrimination, retaliation In a recent case, a man claimed that his termination was due to discrimination and in retaliation for reporting racist comments ...

The New York legislature has passed a bill banning future employee non-competes, regardless of pay thresholds or job functions, and even in the sale-of-business context. TAKEAWAYS The bill allows ...

Worker driving truck accidentally causes injury to co-worker after celebration at workplace In a recent case, the daughter of a deceased employee sued the employer and several employees based on ne...

$5-a-day prison labor, after the Third Circuit revived three prisoners' claims that they were denied minimum wage and pressured into taking the job as a condition of their work-release program. . ....

Welcome to the Office of Equal Opportunity Programs (OEOP) web site. OEOP is a branch of the City Manager's Office responsible for the oversight of all anti-discrimination programs and policies as ...

Former Director of National intelligence and U.S. attorney John Ratcliffe joined "Sunday Night in America" to discuss news of Hunter Biden's expected plea deal agreement, as the son of President Jo...

Senior Vice President, Employment Policy Division, U.S. Chamber of Commerce By Glenn Spencer and Michael J. Lotito OPINION: It comes as no surprise that federal policies occasionally favor one grou...