As nursing home staffing agencies popped up amid the pandemic’s exacerbated staffing crisis, so too have litigation pitfalls for operators eager to fill shifts as the staffing crisis continues. On...

Workers who say a scaffolding firm failed to pay them for all of their hours won final court approval for a settlement worth nearly $4.5 million. The deal recovers more than $3.1 million for a cla...

The U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) recently announced in the spring regulatory agenda that it will issue the proposed overtime rule in August. But regulatory agendas are the agencies' predictions ...

With a federal judge poised to hear arguments next week, the state is fighting an attempt to block key parts of a new law that places additional restrictions on public-employee unions. With a fede...

New Illinois law allows 10 paid days off from teaching for union work Illinois lawmakers passed a bill giving teachers 10 paid days off for union advocacy if elected to union leadership positions. ...

Three agriculture companies will pay $37,000 to 86 workers in western New York who were denied their full wages and rights under the temporary worker program, the U.S. Department of Labor... To vie...

State wants industry feedback about possibly using generative AI and machine learning capabilities to help with basic contract writing. By Billy Mitchell June 15, 2023 The Department of State is ...

AUSTIN, Texas — The University of Texas at Austin has promoted Amanda Cochran-McCall to vice president for legal affairs and general counsel. Effective immediately, Cochran-McCall serves as the Uni...

RMV Service Center in Chicopee will Expand to Offer Road Tests in Preparation for Work and Family Mobility Act Effective Friday, June 26, the Chicopee location will begin providing road tests Bus...