The federal Department of Labor today announced that a Pittsburgh restaurant and distillery has paid back wages to employees to make up for including managers in their tip pool. According to a Ju...

U.S. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas participates in taking a new family photo with his fellow justices at the Supreme Court building in Washington, D.C., U.S., June 1, 2017. REUTERS/Jonath...

The Rhode Island state labor and training director may no longer approve subminimum wages for mentally and physically disabled workers, under a bill Gov. Daniel McKee (D) signed June 15. H.B. 751...

Special thanks to presenters Michael Michalandos (Sydney), Jonathan Isaacs (Hong Kong), Tomohisa Muranushi (Tokyo), Kenneth Chua (Manila) and Celeste Ang (Singapore) Our four-part Navigating the ...

Less than two weeks after its workers voted to unionize, Portland homeless services provider All Good Northwest fired a worker for talking to the Northwest Labor Press and Willamette Week about t...

Vorys is pleased to announce that 59 of the firm’s attorneys have been recognized among the leading practitioners in the Columbus area in the 2022 edition of Columbus CEO’s Best Lawyers. Columbus...

Series 3, 10 in 10: Issue 2 California employers, both new and old, should take note of pending bills that could further expand companies’ legal responsibilities under California’s extensive and ...

In the post-pandemic environment, many employers of highly skilled workers — including law firms — are looking for ways to use the lessons of the recent crisis to create improved work strategies ...