LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — Nevadans will be voting on three ballot questions in the 2022 midterms that would amend the state constitution. Ballot question two is a minimum wage amendment that would make $...

'New laws should guarantee the dignity most of us didn’t have' The food couriers, who earlier this year opened up with Times of Malta about the abusive and inhumane working conditions they had to e...

Robert Tibbo, the Human Rights lawyer who successfully fought attempts by the United States’ government to extradite surveillance whistleblower Edward Snowden, is to give a free public talk hosted...

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The lawsuit alleged Kelly Mitchell's office awarded contracts to several banks and companies that contributed to her campaign or had ties to those who did. INDIANAPOLIS — A judge has thrown out a l...

Uber faces a potential reckoning over both its past lobbying practices and the future rights of its gig workers when senior executive-turned-whistleblower Mark MacGann testifies before European Pa...

LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- The 2020 death of Spike, an LASD K-9, led Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department Lt. Joseph Garrido to sue the agency. He claims he is facing retaliation after he raised ques...

New Zealand unions will launch claims for back pay from Uber after an court ruled four drivers were not contractors, but instead "in an employment relationship" with the rideshare giant.

1st Circuit Where plaintiff delivery drivers filed a Wage Act complaint alleging that amounts withheld from their weekly pay for tax purposes were never sent to federal and state tax authorities, t...

A New York federal judge gave her stamp of approval to a $435,000 settlement to claims that a pair of Manhattan eateries illegally shaved workers' hours, inappropriately took a tip credit... To vie...