By Irene Spezzamonte (December 20, 2022, 6:48 PM EST) -- Congressional appropriators proposed Tuesday to increase the budget for the U. S. Department of Labor's Wage and Hour Division by $9 million...

A ban on federal employees using TikTok on their government-issued phones is on track to become law after Congress included the provision in the year-end government funding bill released early Tue...

Pandemic workplace safety duties coupled with a steady drop in the number of Occupational Safety and Health Administration inspectors since 2014 have challenged the agency, legal experts say. “It'...

New laws in New York City and California regulating the use of AI and personal data are set to go into effect Jan. 1, 2023 — and and while enforcement has been delayed, they’ll have far-reaching e...

New laws in New York City and California regulating the use of AI and personal data are set to go into effect Jan. 1, 2023 — and and while enforcement has been delayed, they’ll have far-reaching e...

Today, the House Ways and Means Committee is meeting to decide whether to publicly release six years of former president Donald Trump’s federal tax returns that it obtained after a lengthy court b...

This article is part of our 2022 Labor & Employment New Year Roundup. Employers sometimes adopt punch rounding policies for employee time keeping in circumstances where it is difficult to dete...

It’s commonly agreed that diversity is a core component of an optimal workforce that brings value to stockholders as well as employees and that many viewpoints give organizations a competitive edg...

Senator Joseph Cervantes (JD ’91) of Cervantes Scherr Legate, Las Cruces, James F. Scherr and Sam J. Legate of Scherr Legate, El Paso, Joseph G. Isaac, formerly of Scherr Legate, El Paso, and Dani...

If you’re living in New York State — and working and paying taxes — you may be wondering what the minimum wage is. The 2022 minimum wage in New York State for non-tipped full-time or part-time emp...