Labor and Employment
There may be even more at stake than intellectual property, in one of the biggest legal battles since the war between Apple and Samsung oversmartphones.
Alexander Acosta, President Trump’s nominee to head the Department of Labor, is proving hard to pigeonhole. His conservative credentials are […]
During his time as a federal appeals court judge, Neil Gorsuch’s worker’s rights opinions “are often sympathetic but coldly pragmatic, […]
Debra Halbrook, a former Wake County Superior Court victim witness legal assistant, claims she was fired when she reported concerns […]
Hardly a surprise, but a study bears it out: Hispanic immigrants and African-American men have the highest rate of workplace […]
The machinist’s union had high hopes for a victory, but they hit a wall at the South Carolina Boeing plant. […]
In April 2016, the DOJ announced it had increased the size of its FCPA unit by more than 50 percent […]
When attorneys for a man who had been injured in a workplace accident requested an internal company report about the […]
This week, thousands of workers at Boeing’s South Carolina plant will vote on whether to join the International Association of […]
There is nothing simple about the resume of President Trump’s nominee for Secretary of Labor, Andrew Puzder, and his confirmation […]
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