The public has until May 24 to weigh in on the Department of Labor’s Occupational Health and Safety Administration’s efforts to improve outreach and training on federal whistleblower laws. Specific...

Experts are expressing concern about the safety of whistle-blowers With the Special Investigating Unit’s (SIU) expanded proclamation on the financially ruined state-owned Passenger Rail Agency of...

We interviewed Martin Gasparian from Maison Law, a law firm that helps Californians with personal injury and employment law matters. A Georgetown University Law Center graduate, Mr. Gasparian foun...

The Alaska labor department said Tuesday that it is reopening a long-closed office to assist refugees and immigrants seeking employment in the state, spurred by an influx of refugees from Ukraine. ...

Bellingham and Whatcom County are moving forward with their new Whatcom Racial Equity Commission and are seeking a nonprofit agency to support the panel’s work, along with local residents to help ...

A group of staffing firms that provide workers for Consolidated Edison Company of New York Inc. violate federal and New York state requirements to provide time-and-a-half premium wages for overtime...

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San Jose wanted to loosen wage theft requirements to allow more contractors to work for the city, but councilmembers pushed back. City staff recommended scaling back the city’s wage theft policy f...

Gov. Wes Moore (D) conducted his first bill signing Tuesday with two of his major priorities — accelerating the minimum wage a year earlier and providing tax credits to help low-income families. T...