Workers killed in a massacre at two mushroom farms in Half Moon Bay on Monday worked for low wages and were living in conditions the San Mateo County district attorney described as “squalor.” Loca...

Alston & Bird LLP on Wednesday successfully compelled into arbitration unpaid overtime and retaliation claims brought by a former diversity and inclusion administrator in Georgia federal court,...

Twitter's security woes are far from over. A new Twitter whistleblower alleges in a complaint filed in October the platform hasn't fixed security problems even after pledging to do so following a ...

The past year saw increased global government scrutiny of AI technologies and building regulatory momentum as proposed AI-focused laws and regulations matured. Numerous proposed regulations were en...

"While developing a practice happens both inside and outside of the firm, at the early career stages, it is important to develop relationships and obtain work inside the firm. I view my colleagues...

Spotify’s sacked UK employees have claimed that the company is not following British employment law, according to Prospect, the tech workers’ union. Spotify announced last week that it was laying ...

The District of Columbia Council has postponed the first effective date of voter Initiative 82, the “Tip Credit Elimination Act,” from January 1, 2023, to May 1, 2023. The postponement was a result...

A wholesale producer of baked goods in Boston and the staffing agencies that provide its workforce are facing hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of penalties and restitutions after failing to f...

OLYMPIA — Rep. Mary Fosse, D-Everett, introduced House Bill 1107 to remove the terms “master” and “servant” from unemployment insurance and state paid family and medical leave law. The terms, which...