UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — On Feb. 1, the Penn State Law in University Park Civil Rights Appellate Clinic, representing the National Employment Lawyers Association and the National Employment Law Proj...

The former housing planner and grants coordinator in Staunton’s local government says the city isn’t spending money meant to assist low-income residents with housing needs because it is following ...

A new exemption for contractors hits the Employment Standards Act, and Occupational Health and Safety Act addressed the opioid epidemic Last year, Bill 88, or the Working for Workers Act, 2022, gav...

Maryland’s elimination of prescription drug benefits for Medicare-eligible state retirees survived a legal test when the Fourth Circuit ruled Tuesday that the relevant statutory language doesn’t cr...

Germany is ready to make another step to create a better and more alluring environment and system for more skilled foreign workers to come and work in the country, as on Monday, February 20, the F...

Release provision seems ‘overly broad,’ clarification needed Settlement class includes approximately 5,500 workers Knight Transportation Inc. truck drivers fixed some problems with a planned $40...

Jed Cain Partner The U.S. Supreme Court (SCOTUS) will soon weigh in on a landmark case regarding the government’s authority to dismiss whistleblower lawsuits brought by private citizens on its ...

If the idea of working four days a week for the same pay sounds like music to your ears, the results of a pilot program from the United Kingdom may give you cause for hope. Dozens of companies the...

XNet: We Ask That the Senate Amend the Law in Defense of Whistleblowers This article features Government Accountability Project’s Legal Director, Tom Devine, and was originally published here. Inte...

The nation's leading financial regulator is facing a transparency crisis of its own. According to a new study by a University of Kansas law professor, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission i...