By Caleb Drickey (April 24, 2023, 7:59 PM EDT) -- Organizations representing local governments and their attorneys urged the U. S. Supreme Court to weigh in on the standards for joint-employer liab...

By Chris Vallance Technology reporter Readers may find material in this article disturbing. Behind the scenes on Facebook, thousands of moderators protect users from graphic content by filtering o...

environment suit, saying the workplace regulator wasn't liable for racially insensitive comments and declining to expand how state employment law defines "supervisor. ". . . Stay ahead of the curve...

costs and threatens farms' survival, the National Council of Agricultural Employers, two Florida strawberry farms and farm business groups said in a lawsuit seeking to block the rule's enforcement....

A Florida state court ruled that Lake-Sumter State College had the legal authority to terminate an anthropology instructor’s contract, finding that the entire anthropology discipline was justifiabl...

The House Commerce Committee on Tuesday approved a bill that would strip Orlando and other local governments of the power to make their own contractors pay workers more than the minimum wage. The ...

[author: Cherelle Johannes] Our March EU whistleblowing updates webinar explored recent whistleblowing developments and essential actions for effective whistleblowing practices. It also covered ne...

Employees in Mexico are entitled to more vacation days—at least six additional days, depending on seniority—as of Jan. 1. Before the change in federal labor law, Mexico had the fewest paid vacatio...

President Biden signed into law a House bill on April 10 that immediately ended the COVID-19 presidential declaration of national emergency established in March 2020. The COVID-19 federal public h...

Congressional Democrats are shrugging off an IRS whistleblower who wants to provide Congress with evidence that the Hunter Biden tax-crimes investigation has been thwarted for political reasons. D...