More Wisconsin workers are organizing. How much leverage do they have?

Alaska’s minimum wage will rise 51 cents, to $10.85 per hour, starting next year. The adjustment, announced last month by the Alaska Department of Labor, is intended to compensate for a 5% rise in ...

Princess Cruises, a subsidiary of Carnival Corp., Home Depot and other defendants were sued Monday in Georgia Northern District Court over alleged wage-and-hour violations. The lawsuit was brought ...

LANSING –Commitment to service. Adaptability. Collaboration. These are the words describing 2022 as it much as it describes the winners of this year’s Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural D...

NAVEX, integrated risk and compliance management software, announces the findings of its 2022 Regional Whistleblowing Hotline Benchmark Report. The regional report contains European findings of it...

Employers seek to limit provider networks, target waste More digital mental health tools see widespread use Employers, wary of a potential jump in medical inflation, hope to rein in costs in the...

Guest columnist Gov. Bill Lee recently released propaganda about Amendment 1 that is full of falsehoods. The truth is we are being asked to vote on a constitutional amendment that limits the right...

As of Tuesday, most New York City employers have to include salary ranges upfront in job posts. The new salary transparency law peels back the curtain on six-figure salaries at some of the city's...

Rohan Murty saw his father build Infosys Ltd. into one of India’s national champions by pioneering a novel strategy of outsourcing technology services. Now the 39-year-old is attempting a no less ...

Enhanced disclosure proposal heavy lift for companies Known workplace surveillance seen as more effective An employer’s obligation to disclose electronic surveillance of workers in a proposal b...