Sixteen federal complaints filed by single plaintiff in rouse that’s become old hat to attorneys Business and property owners across Durango were hit with a rash of lawsuits in mid-October that hav...

A profit-per-employee tax could go a long way to support the American workforce and to ensure that Big Tech factors the human cost of business into their plans as much as profits, says writer Hass...

The U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) and Pennsylvania’s Department of Labor have gone back and forth regarding overtime regulations, and specifically how much a salaried employee must be paid in ord...

The U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) and Pennsylvania’s Department of Labor have gone back and forth regarding overtime regulations, and specifically how much a salaried employee must be paid in ord...

and deeply committed to joining the Royal Marines. . . . Stay ahead of the curve In the legal profession, information is the key to success. You have to know what’s happening with clients, competit...

Leaked emails from a whistleblower at Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB), shared with Newsweek, reveal a civil war among President Vladimir Putin's closest allies as his invasion of Ukraine co...

Just Employment Law is set to turn Firhill Stadium purple tomorrow to raise awareness for pancreatic cancer. This Saturday will see Firhill host its fourth Purple Thistle Day as the Jags and JEL u...

Vermont's minimum wage will increase by 63 cents on Jan. 1, 2023, according to the Vermont Department of Labor. The bump will put the minimum wage at $13.18 an hour and increase tipped employees w...

ULaw Bloomsbury campus dean Sandie Gaines reflects on her time as an employment lawyer, the skills future lawyers need to succeed and why London is a great place to train Ahead of next month’s in-p...

A former employee of a bed and breakfast has been awarded 1,085 in outstanding holiday pay after he brought a case against his former employers before the Employment Tribunal. About this case: Nik...