By Lauraann Wood (January 17, 2023, 7:11 PM EST) -- A Southwest Airlines ramp supervisor urged an Illinois federal judge on Tuesday to disregard her employer's bid to individually arbitrate their w...

(Reuters) - Atlanta-founded labor and employment law firm Constangy, Brooks, Smith & Prophete said Tuesday it has added 32 cybersecurity and data privacy lawyers from Lewis Brisbois Bisgaard &...

A federal court is ordering Longbranch Cafe and its owner to pay nearly $100,000 in back pay and damages to workers who complained of illegal tip practices and other issues. The U.S. Department of...

With a passing vote from both the Illinois House and Senate on January 10, 2023, the new “Paid Leave for All Workers Act” is primed to become a new law guaranteeing almost all Illinois workers pai...

Those who come forward with information about impropriety in public administration should be adequately protected. One of the main reasons people do not report wrongdoing is the fear of retaliation...

The Ninth Circuit refused Tuesday to reinstate a former Internal Revenue Service employee's age and national origin bias suit, saying she failed to persuade the court that discrimination played a r...

Resolves suit against Safe Haven Assisted Living for failing to pay for meal breaks untaken GRAND RAPIDS, MI – A federal court has ordered the owner of a Haslett assisted living facility to pay $15...

employee orientation sessions, a Washington federal judge said Tuesday in a ruling that sought to prevent the sessions from unraveling "into an ideological black hole. ". . . Stay ahead of the curv...

There is perhaps no more studied — or worried-about — dimension of news over the past five to 10 years than the decline of media trust. It’s extremely well-documented at this point, across virtual...