Labor and Employment

Public Union Workers Rattled By Threat To Pensions

Public sector workers fear for their retirement after the recent one-two punch of a recent ruling allowing Detroit to declare […]

The British government is planning to push the retirement age to 68, about 10 years earlier than expected, meaning most […]

The median grade given to a Harvard undergrad is an A-, the school has reported, and the most frequently awarded […]

Investors are hot on a jobs website that allows employees to anonymously rate their companies and bosses. Glassdoor, founded six […]

Office holiday parties: a boon for office morale, and a potential source of lost sleep for legal departments. Ogletree Deakins […]

More companies are opting to set up some or all of their manufacturing in Mexico, often as an alternative to […]

BNSF, one of the country’s largest rail carriers, is being sued by two Washington state-based employees who claim the company […]

As the holiday season ramps up, employers should be aware of the potential liabilities that come with bringing in seasonal […]

Fast-food workers are staging a one-day strike in more than 100 cities and protests in a hundred more this week […]

A corporate executive who sent emails to a personal lawyer on a company account sacrificed attorney-client privilege, the Delaware Chancery […]