The Department of Homeland Security’s legal immigration agency is ordering hundreds of employees to drop their regular duties and shift to border detail, where they will assist in the catch-and-re...

Home Depot was sued Thursday in Georgia Northern District Court over alleged employment discrimination under the ADA. The court case was filed by Barrett & Farahany on behalf of an employee wh...

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A well known Peterborough solicitor, who has advised many city big name firms on employment law, has retired after 44 years’ service. Martin Bloom, who is Senior Partner at Hegarty Solicitors, base...

WATERTOWN, New York (WWNY) - It was an unprecedented conversation at Monday night’s Watertown city council meeting as a discussion about electrical work at the Thompson Park Golf Course grew heated...

A Philly restaurant owner agreed to pay $1 million to settle a federal wage theft case. Four years later, where’s the money?

LANSING — Democrats who restored Michigan's law requiring higher pay and benefits on state-financed construction projects went a step further, adding enforcement provisions they say will empower r...

Workers may earn triple damages for paychecks late by one day Companies still grappling with state court ruling one year later Massachusetts attorneys are advising businesses to rethink the way...

Employment law in Ireland has been particularly dynamic in recent years. Covid and its aftermath transformed the workplace and created a more determined approach to employment regulation. In conseq...

A Lindenhurst janitorial services firm has been forced to pay more than $333,000 to employees after a U.S. Department of Labor investigation found the company failed to pay workers proper overtime...