New Jersey’s 127,000 temporary workers will walk into work this week with a new set of protections that are going into effect after years of advocacy by immigration and labor activists. The protec...

They stress retention, bonuses as fewer seek to be officers CEDAR RAPIDS — When Major Gerald Hansel applied to become a Linn County sheriff’s deputy almost 33 years ago, he was one of more than 200...

Courtesy of Sharla Kaleihua Kahale-Miner Sharla Kaleihua Kahale-Miner poses with her Bachelors of Science in Criminal Justice degree after graduating from the University of Southern New Hampshire....

A series of cases involving female police officers caught up in salacious sex scandals has raised questions if bad behavior is rampant in law enforcement agencies – and the "Defund" movement may be...

Some employers need additional employees to work during the summer, and teenagers on break from school can be a good fit for those needs. For example, employers often hire teenagers for the summer ...

A new law will bring changes to those operating in the flexible work sector, writes KAREN HARVIE One sector of the workforce that has been growing in number, while continuing to divide opinion, i...

Republicans and management-side attorneys are alleging the US Department of Labor is ignoring a Trump-era independent contractor standard that’s more favorable to businesses, despite a court sayin...

In person, Jonathan Mitchell is polite and even soft-spoken. But he's also relentless — even when he knows he's about to exasperate a federal judge. "Are you a Texan?" U.S. Magistrate Judge Mark La...

‘It’s just going to make it more difficult for families to get the services they need’ Catherine and Mike Rey with their two sons Louie and JP, for whom Catherine is the paid caregiver. (Catherine ...