On November 1, 2022, all New York City employers with four or more employees and employment agencies of all sizes must state the salary range or rate of pay when advertising a job, promotion or tr...

We are fast approaching winter, and the Iowa Department of Public Health will be regularly announcing flu rates and weather alerts will be blaring at us weekly. And like your car, you may need to w...

The recent burst of litigation targeting 401(k) plans with BlackRock Inc. target date funds has drawn the attention of the private retirement plan community, with industry groups joining the fray ...

Bristol-Myers Squibb on Friday removed an employee class action over the company’s COVID-19 vaccination policies to New Jersey District Court. The suit, filed by Zemel Law and the Fuller Law Firm,...

Oct 18 (Reuters) - A former Royal Bank of Scotland managing director is taking to the U.S. Supreme Court his bid to collect a whistleblower award of at least $490 million from the U.S. government ...

There are only 41 days left for anyone to try to change the Biden Labor Department’s mind on a proposal outlining the legal test that would make it easier for workers to be classified as employees...

Prescription drugs made up a larger-than-expected and growing portion of Medicare spending, a trend researchers warn risks complicating a new drug pricing law meant to help seniors afford their me...

About the campaign Addressing whistleblower complaints has quickly become front and center for companies in Asia Pacific. Research shows that it is increasingly apparent that whistleblowing program...

LONDON, Oct 18 (Reuters) - A former Goldman Sachs banker and self-proclaimed whistleblower is suing his former employer for more than 20 million pounds ($23 million) for unfair dismissal in a Lond...

LONDON, Oct 18 (Reuters) - A former Goldman Sachs banker and self-proclaimed whistleblower is suing his former employer for more than 20 million pounds ($23 million) for unfair dismissal in a Lond...