Reuters By John Kruzel WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court was set on Tuesday to consider a bid by whistleblowers to revive lawsuits accusing pharmacy operators of pocketing millions of ...

Article content WASHINGTON — The U.S. Supreme Court was set on Tuesday to consider a bid by whistleblowers to revive lawsuits accusing pharmacy operators of pocketing millions of taxpayer dollars b...

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Labor activists hold a demonstration to demand next year's minimum hourly wage be set at 12,000 won ($9.10) in front of the Press Center in Seoul on April 18, 2023, where the Minimum Wage Commiss...

Stateline NASHVILLE, Tenn. — In the past two years, lawmakers in at least 11 states have sought to loosen child labor laws to help employers fill empty jobs, even as federal officials and news inv...

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CNN — The Supreme Court on Tuesday will take on a major religious liberty dispute that could ultimately clarify how far employers must go to accommodate their employees’ religious beliefs. Geral...

Financial services employers can find themselves facing difficult decisions when it comes to acting on employee misconduct due to the complex interaction between employment law and PRA/FCA regulat...