The way state law is constructed, however, defaults most workers to the federal minimum wage. ATLANTA — The new legislative session in Georgia is kicking into gear, and with that, there are no effo...

TALLAHASSEE — An administrative law judge has rejected challenges by two health-care groups to the way state Medicaid officials have carried out a requirement that “direct care” workers get paid a...

By Chris Lisinski, State House News Service The $15 minimum wage that kicked into effect Jan. 1 was years in the making and took more than five more years to be implemented. Now, with the new rate ...

The U.S. Department of Education Office for Civil Rights (OCR) has published a factsheet entitled “Diversity and Inclusion Activities Under Title VI,” clarifying that diversity, equity, and inclusi...

A federal district court in New Jersey granted a motion for class certification by a former waitress who alleged that Adelphia Three Corp deprived her and other tipped employees of their applicable...

A former KPMG LLP senior director has accused the accounting giant of firing her under the guise of a reduction in force after she complained about the company's alleged discrimination against... T...

A Nashville event venue deprived workers of tips they earned, requiring them to share tips with nontipped employees and perform large amounts of nontipped work, a former bartender alleged in a... T...

State Assemblyman Jeffrey Dinowitz made “false statements” about a former school administrator who blew the whistle on an alleged conspiracy to shut kids of color out of a popular Riverdale element...