Two provisions of an International Business Machines Corp. arbitration agreement are enforceable against a former employee who alleges she faced age discrimination, a Manhattan federal court rule...

British citizens abroad will have a statutory right to receive Foreign Office consular assistance under a Labour government in plans proposed by the shadow foreign secretary, David Lammy. The pro...

SAN DIEGO (September 27, 2022) – Littler, the world’s largest employment and labor law practice representing management, has added Merrili Escue as a shareholder and Nancy Kawano as senior counse...

Three staffing companies for the annual Firefly Music Festival in Dover, Delaware, forced bartenders to share their tips with managers and non-tipped employees and failed to explain the wages they...

Benjamin Alarie is an expert in taxation law who set on a path several years ago to change how legal research is done. A professor in the University of Toronto’s Faculty of Law, Alarie co-founded...

N.Y. Post (Theo Wayt) wrote in April about the underlying dispute: A pair of ex-Apple employees who made headlines last year for leading a whistleblower movement against the company have since b...

Home health aides may move forward with their wage-and-hour suit after a federal judge in Connecticut ruled a valid Labor Department rule blocked their employer from invoking a “live-in” exemptio...

Federal Agency Alleges the Marine Services Company Refused to Hire or Accommodate Worker Because of His Prescribed Medication NEW ORLEANS – Eagle Marine Services Electrical & Refrigeration, L...

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Sagitec execs charged with taking Deloitte technology Ohio, Kentucky delay projects to revamp UI systems The federal indictments of key executives at technology company Sagitec Solutions could ...