To deter employees from leaving their jobs due to childbirth or childcare needs and to enable both men and women to balance work and childcare responsibilities as they deem suitable, Japan’s gover...

New York City's first-of-its-kind proposal to guarantee app-based food delivery workers a minimum wage has caused concern among employers and disagreements among workers, even as the city has lower...

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An ongoing lawsuit in federal district court is challenging whether the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) can apply a salary requirement for workers who are exempt from overtime. The DOL defended its...

The U.S. Department of Labor has obtained a federal court order that recovers $19,934 in back wages and damages from an Ohio home healthcare and adult daycare service provider who allegedly denied ...

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Government Accountability Project Calls for Framework on Scientific Integrity Policies and Practices at the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy A Dozen Organi...

This is about more than representation. It’s about better lives for working women and all families. In August 1995, federal agents broke down the doors to a garment sweatshop in El Monte, Calif. Wh...

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) proposed new Federal regulations to ban non-compete clauses from employment agreements nationwide. The ban will include non-solicitation and other restrictions th...

The Free Press, the Bari Weiss outlet that claims to focus on stories “ignored or misconstrued in the service of an ideological narrative,” has become the platform for a self-titled whistle-blowin...