Labor and Employment
In a doffing and donning class action, the court did not accept Tyson’s contention that…
Under a new law, San Francisco will be the first city to mandate that private companies accommodate employees with children […]
Though the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has come under fire from district judges lately, some suggest that is a byproduct […]
Wellness programs, popular workplace health initiatives that seek to benefit employees who exercise or eat healthy, still occupy a gray […]
The Court has accepted a case that will determine whether severance payments qualify as “wages,” which would make them subject […]
With flu season upon us, employers looking to minimize lost productivity should implement policies that encourage sick employees to stay […]
President Obama’s controversial nominee to serve as general counsel to the National Labor Relations Board was approved by the Senate […]
More than a day into the partial shutdown of the U.S. government, negotiations to bring federal employees back to work […]
Amid the government shutdown, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission will continue docketing charges under the federal employment discrimination statute, litigating […]
Employees who feel compelled to volunteer in work-related charity efforts can ask to be paid for their time under the […]
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