A group of shuttle drivers can move forward as a class in their suit alleging a trucking company misclassified them as independent contractors to dodge overtime obligations, an Illinois federal ju...

Florida’s new Miya’s Law, Fla. Stat. 83.515, imposes background screening and other specific requirements on landlords regarding their employees who work in apartments that can be classified as “...

What You Need to Know Notarize is a Boston-based remote notarization company that launched in 2015. The company announced in June that it had laid off more than 100 employees, about 25% of its ...

Hodlnaut stopped offering exchange services on its platform on Monday, citing liquidity crisis and the need to discuss a recovery strategy with a legal advisory firm as the industry battles to su...

While restaurant owners have warned of impending industry collapse — or at least uncertain operating conditions — of swiftly strengthening the state’s minimum wage and paid sick leave requirement...

The investment in climate action from the Inflation Reduction Act will help create millions of jobs. But experts say changes are needed for women to reap those benefits. Congress is poised to pas...

JOHNSTOWN, Pa. (WJAC) — Changes just getting underway for how workers who rely on tips can get paid. The Pennsylvania Minimum Wage Act updated Friday and focuses on employees such as bartenders o...

The Republican candidate for governor, Congressman Lee Zeldin, appeared Monday with other federal and state officials at a farm in Albany County to urge Democrats in power in state government to ...

LOUISVILLE, CO – An administrative law judge in Denver has affirmed the findings of a U.S. Department of Labor workplace safety investigation that determined a Louisville acute inpatient psychiat...