Secretary Allison signs resolution celebrating inclusion through Special Olympics A small group gathered recently at headquarters in Sacramento to commemorate the support CDCR has shown Special O...

Now that we’re almost half-way through 2022, it’s time again to cover all of the development in state and local labor and employment laws. It’s been a busy time in the state legislatures and city...

A WHISTLEBLOWER who was “bullied, harassed and blackmailed” is facing the sack after he raised allegations about an ambulance trust covering up evidence of mistakes by paramedics, MPs have heard....

COVID-19 brought significant workplace changes and forced many employers to make quick decisions about alternative workplace arrangements to ensure the continuity of business operations. Those de...

New documents describe critical errors in the Capitol Police’s handling of intelligence prior to the Jan. 6 attack on Congress, revealing missed warning signs that — despite the undeniable herois...

The Chicago City Council recently adopted an ordinance (“Amendments”) amending the Municipal Code of Chicago to require employers to provide training to employees and supervisors on sexual harass...

In our post earlier this week, we covered recent developments in state and local labor and employment laws in the states at the beginning at the alphabet. We now turn our attention to development...

The media could not be loaded, either because the server or network failed or because the format is not supported. Gas prices are up. Food costs more. And for low-wage workers, wages are up too –...

Arbitration agreement was included in parent company's employee handbook, which was distributed via email In a recent case, a former employee initiated a case against her previous employer for di...

Hoping to build on the ballot wins of the 2020 People First Portland campaign that passed rent control, green housing standards and a $15 minimum wage, the Maine Democratic Socialists of America ...