On Jan. 5, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) proposed a rule change that would ban non-compete clauses from contract negotiations, rescinding existing contracts as well as banning new ones. The ...

A former Connecticut State Senator remains dedicated to public service. Mar 8, 2023 In January 2017, Will Haskell sat in his dorm at Georgetown University watching President Obama’s farewell addres...

As a general rule, the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) does not require that employees other than minors receive any breaks, whether paid or unpaid. Rather, FLSA regulations set forth only when br...

WASHINGTON (OSV News) — Not all children filling many vacant U.S. jobs are working the drive-thru window, pushing carts or helping on the family farm — jobs typically associated with teenagers lea...

Dive Brief: The New York City Department of Consumer and Worker Protection reduced the proposed minimum wage for app-based delivery drives by nearly $4 an hour, the department said Tuesday. Despi...

California caterer alleges work-related injuries due to motor vehicle accident Under the commercial traveler rule, the court would consider a commercial traveler to be acting within the course of h...

In response to a dramatic spike in child-labor violations, the Biden administration has launched a wide-ranging push to compel employers to obey the law. Among the initiatives: a Department of Lab...

LANSING, Mich. (FOX 2) - Michigan lawmakers will decide Wednesday if the state's Right-to-Work law should be repealed. Right-to-Work prohibits unions and other labor groups from requiring private o...

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FTX lawyers working on the crypto exchange’s bankruptcy case billed nearly $40 million in expenses in January, according to documents filed in court. The lawyers are part of a group of legal exper...