Labor & Employment

Amish Miners Face Off Against Labor Dept In Hard Hat Dispute

Workplace safety regulations in Pennsylvania mines have come in conflict with the strict dress code for practicing Amish miners, and […]

A Republican senator has introduced a bill that would target small independent unions, often called “micro-unions,” that represent a subset […]

The Silicon Valley judge handling the case of Ellen Pao, who is suing her former employer, venture capital firm Kleiner […]

In California, a masseuse said she had suffered unwelcome conduct from customers, but a jury found the conduct wasn’t enough […]

A former female software engineer is suing Twitter, saying the company tells only certain workers about job openings and promotion […]

As the March Madness gears up, attorney Brian Finucane of Fisher & Phillips warns that some NCAA tournament office pools […]

In 2013, 270 U.S. workers committed suicide at work, a 12 percent increase over the prior year. An American Journal […]

Paid sick leave was the most commonly added subject to employee handbooks, with data privacy and social media close behind, […]

With corporations increasingly concerned about the high cost of turnover, some are using a wide variety of data points – […]

In the past few years plaintiffs have attempted to broaden the definition of joint employer in employment lawsuits, and with […]