Labor and Employment
The U.S. Postal Service’s move to open new locations within Staples retail stores – to be operated by the chain […]
A Gallup survey covering decades shows that more than 40 percent of American workers have no preference as to whether […]
Plaintiff’s counsel may use Facebook and Twitter to solicit potential collective action members, a federal court in Nevada recently ruled. […]
A well-designed piece of research from Carnegie Mellon Univeristy demonstrated what many suspect: that social media inevitably provides information that […]
Unpaid interns have filed lawsuits against Condé Nast, Hearst, Fox Searchlight Pictures, Donna Karen International, Atlantic Records and others recently, […]
On-demand transportation service Uber hopes that allaying the cost of new vehicles for its drivers will help boost the company’s […]
Swiss voters have shot down a proposal to cap salaries for executives, with more than 65 percent of the country […]
CEOs at a recent Wall Street Journal conference pled with politicians for compromise and bipartisanship to bring regulatory stability to […]
Four states – California, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania and Maine – are considering laws that would enhance the rights of franchisees by […]
The unusual way that Walmart calculates holiday pay for its workers pulling the Thanksgiving day shift has some worried it […]
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