90-day whistleblower claim limit starts at discharge Multi-week notice of termination doesn’t start clock Michigan employees will get a wider time window to file whistleblower claims against form...

On Sept. 12, the California Court of Appeal held that employees bringing successful rest break and meal period claims are entitled to recover attorneys' fees under California Labor Code section 21...

Cryptocurrency and the gig economy are a natural fit, and as companies grow faster and expand both nationally and globally, there is a crypto option that is becoming increasingly attractive to bot...

Employers’ use of artificial intelligence (AI) tools in making hiring and other employment decisions is drawing increased scrutiny. The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) published gui...

Today, the Biden-Harris Administration is delivering on its promise to allow Tribal governments and organizations to consolidate important federal funding for job training, workforce development, a...

Legal Newswire POWERED BY LAW.COM MIAMI, October 7, 2022 - JD Howlette Law recently announced that it filed a federal civil rights lawsuit in the Southern District of Florida on behalf of Immigr...

(Tribune News Service) — A female employee at an Alabama military base was granted nearly $154,000 in damages for sexual harassment, physical assault and retaliation she suffered at the hands of ci...

A jury must decide whether PNC Bank fired a Black customer service employee for poor performance or because of race, a federal judge in Pennsylvania said. Marchele Andrews was hired in 2010 and fi...

The union vying to represent strippers at a Los Angeles club got the go-ahead for an election from a National Labor Relations Board official. NLRB Regional Director Mori Rubin scheduled a mail bal...

SAN DIEGO — State law in California says employees must be paid a minimum wage. But several cities and counties across the state have their own ordinances that require employers pay a higher hourly...