Labor & Employment

Professor Fired For Anti-Israel Tweets Gets $600K

The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign has agreed to pay $600,000 to Steven Salaita, a professor who had his job […]

The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign has agreed to pay $600,000 to Steven Salaita, a professor who had his job […]

Tyson Foods has asked the Supreme Court to dismiss a wage theft lawsuit that resulted in a $6 million jury […]

In a class action case being defended by Tyson Foods, at least two of the justices appeared highly skeptical of […]

A local of the Culinary Workers has asked the SEC to review the registration filing of Station Casinos, which operates […]

In a ruling that thrilled advocates for an open web, the Federal Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the International […]

No federal law prohibits using criminal conviction information in the hire decision, although that may change if the EEOC has […]

On Jan. 1 the nation’s toughest franchisee-protection law will go into effect, says a post from Davis Wright Tremain. Under […]

A front-page investigative piece in the New York Times take a critical look at the rise of arbitration agreements and […]

In developed countries, mental illnesses account for a larger share of disabilities than any other category, including cancer and heart […]