Labor and Employment

A Case for Legal Process Outsourcing

Legal process outsourcing received a big boost in 2006, when the Association of the Bar of the City of New […]

Labor Letter, December 2013: Was It A Good Year Or Bad Year? The 2013 Employment Law Year In Review

10 Hot Employment Issues for Global Companies in 2014

Who Pays When Employees Crash Their Cars After Hours? It Could Be You…

Personality Tests For Workers In High-Risk Jobs

Can a test predict behavior under stress and the likelihood of making a careless or macho mistake on the job? […]

New Lawyers Are Depressed And Buried In Debt

A study from the Wisconsin State Bar found that new law school grads are dealing with underemployment – that is, […]

Federal Worker Job Satisfaction Continues Downward Trend

The rapidly declining numbers of federal workers happy with their jobs is “an ongoing train crash,” one observer told the […]

Ninth Circuit OKs Eye-Popping Attorney Fees In A $30,000 Case

In a case brought under California’s Fair Employment and Housing Act (FEHA), a plaintiff employee suing UPS prevailed on one […]

Ikea Under Investigation For Employee Spying Program In France

The French affiliate of Swedish home décor giant Ikea is being investigated by French courts after revelations that it spent […]

D.C. Council Approves $11.50 Minimum Wage

Minimum wage for workers in Washington D.C. will rise from $8.25 to $11.50 per hour after the city council approved […]

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