Labor & Employment

Tough Union Organizer Protection Bill Introduced In Congress

Said to have 35 co-sponsors, the bill was introduced in the Senate by Sen. Patty Murray (Wash.) and Rep. Bobby […]

Ellen Pao, whose gender discrimination lawsuit against venture capital firm Kleiner Perkins turned a spotlight on the sexual politics of […]

Companies are under increasing pressure to report on the social impact of their operations, specifically with regard to human rights. […]

New York Times columnist Gretchen Morgenson reports on a study that found a correlation between the percent of executive compensation […]

Daniel Schwartz, blogging on the Connecticut Employment Law site, discusses major changes that have taken place in the eight years […]

The staff in the digital newsroom of Al Jazeera America has voted to unionize. This is the fifth digital newsroom […]

What the head of an equal rights organization calls “the strongest state law for equal pay in the nation” is […]

A right-wing think tank headed by Richard Berman, known as “Dr. Evil” by friend and foe alike according to The […]

Female law professors at the University of Denver have been paid less than their male counterparts in a pattern of […]

A consumer rights lawyer has extracted a “provisional settlement” with Boeing over allegations that the company, by offering workers overpriced […]