(Reuters) - A U.S. appeals court on Wednesday rejected a farmworker union's challenge to a North Carolina law that significantly limits efforts to organize the state's largely Latino agricultural ...

Sutter Valley Medical Foundation must face accusations it failed to pay workers overtime and minimum wages after a federal judge in California rejected the nonprofit health organization’s request ...

Ohio health officials are urging caution again this winter. But entering our third holiday season with COVID-19, the nature of those warnings is a bit different. Three at once As Ohio Department o...

The National Labor Relations Board has issued a decision that could be of significant aid to organized labor in reorganizing the construction industry. American Steel Construction Inc. and Iron Wor...

Court upholds law banning automatic dues deductions Reverses lower court ruling on settlements provision A North Carolina law barring automatic withdrawal of members’ dues from their paychecks i...

The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) promised in a March 2022 hearing to address what it considered to be “severe and pervasive” discrimination in the construction sector. According t...

Alaska's top-earning state employees include investment managers ...

In the latest legal move, Walmart filed several requests to have three employee lawsuits decided by a jury. They also requested they be "removed" to federal court. CHESAPEAKE, Va. — Walmart lawyers...

As the Great Lakes region experiences warmer and wetter weather, advocates say the time is now to prepare the electric grid for climate change. Proposed federal rules could jumpstart a formal proc...

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — Missouri’s minimum wage will increase by $.85 in 2023. This is the fifth year in a row minimum wage in the Show-Me State has increased by $.85. The minimum wage in 2022 is $11.1...