Matt Schrap, the CEO of the Harbor Trucking Association in Long Beach, California, offers some free advice to independent drivers after the US Supreme Court threw their employment status into leg...

Starting June 1, contracted attorneys have provided free legal representation to all KC residents who requested services April Shabbaz lives in a Kansas City apartment with her brother, son, daug...

We wanted to let you know that effective 1 August 2022 the German Act on the Notification of Conditions Governing the Employment Relationship (Nachweisgesetz - NachwG) will be updated. The new la...

Kirsten F. Dunham says she wants to build on the legacy of predecessor Susan Lutton as executive director of Mid-Missouri Legal Services. Dunham took on the role July 1 following Lutton's retire...

Carolina Galvan nears the outer edge of her dream each time she steps into her classroom at Valdez Elementary School in Denver. She wants to be a teacher with her own classroom of students, but s...

Tetra/Getty, Valeri Potapova/Shutterstock, Santi Nuñez, Studio Marmellata, Valentina Barreto/Stocksy In January 2020, a Menlo Park mother’s nearly 2,000-word ad seeking a “household manager/cook/...

On 23 June 2022, the Bundestag passed a bill to implement the Working Conditions Directive (EU) 2019/1152. This is intended to create transparency and predictability of working conditions and imp...

International law firm Sidley may have joined with Tesla, Citibank, Bumble, and other companies in promising to pay for employees’ abortion costs, receiving threatening letters from Texas politi...

Japan multinational companies often second their nationals to connected companies in different jurisdictions. The group learns about internal cultural differences, employees gain valuable experie...

From Princeton to Cape May, what do you wonder about South Jersey, its people, and its culture that you want WHYY to investigate? Let us know here. Teenagers in New Jersey can now work longer hou...