Three years after the premiere of Selling Sunset, the Selling Television Universe has grown from two shows to three. Selling the OC hit Netflix on August 24, introducing viewers to a brand-new gr...

The American Federation of Government Employees is taking steps in the legal process to push back against the Department of Housing and Urban Development’s remote work policy. The union and the a...

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- An administrative law judge ruled on Tuesday that Staten Island Ferry engineers, which represent about half the workers of the Marine Engineers’ Beneficial Association (MEB...

A lesser-discussed aspect of the new SEC marketing rule reignites an old debate—how can an advisor tout their own investment track record after leaving a firm? Much of the focus on the Securities...

LOS ANGELES – Il Fornaio (America), LLC, a full-service, upscale Italian restaurant company that owns and operates 20 locations in California, Colorado, and Nevada, violated federal law by allowi...

More than two years have passed since the start of the pandemic, and many workers continue to work from home in some capacity. In fact, companies are offering remote positions as a hiring incenti...

Twitter staff exodus accelerates amid Musk battle, whistleblower complaintSt.

On September 28, 2022, amendments to Oregon’s Equal Pay Act excluding hiring and retention bonuses from the definition of “compensation” are set to expire. Oregon’s Equal Pay Act prohibits employ...

Commentary Perhaps the most sophisticated argument in favor of the minimum wage law is the one based on monopsony (a single buyer of labor in this case) or oligopsony (very few potential employer...

American Express Co. gave executives carte blanche to employ more Black staff after George Floyd’s murder, which resulted in hundreds of White employees being terminated or forced to leave, a pot...