Labor and Employment
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 […]
Con-Way Freight was within its rights to fire an alcoholic driver who relapsed in violation of his return-to-work agreement, an […]
Complaints that Wal-Mart, in more than a dozen states, threatened, disciplined, and ultimately fired employees who were involved in a […]
Writing a company policy that would address the current patchwork of local, state and federal laws about employee leave would […]
Misclassifying independent contractors would be considered payroll fraud under legislation introduced by Chairman of the Senate Subcommittee on Employment and […]
The arbitration policy for grocery chain Ralph’s is so disadvantageous for employees it “shocked the conscience,” and is unenforceable under […]
Government agencies’ efforts to cut back on real estate costs by increasing teleworking and rethinking workplace structure and layout are […]
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