Labor and Employment

Why A Company’s Workplace Accident Investigation Was Ruled Privileged

When attorneys for a man who had been injured in a workplace accident requested an internal company report about the […]

South Carolina Boeing Workers Vote On Unionizing

This week, thousands of workers at Boeing’s South Carolina plant will vote on whether to join the International Association of […]

The Tangled History Of Trump’s Pick For Labor Chief

There is nothing simple about the resume of President Trump’s nominee for Secretary of Labor, Andrew Puzder, and his confirmation […]

Tech Firms: Trump Immigration Order Causing “Significant Harm”

Ninety-seven of the leading U.S. tech firms – including Microsoft, Apple, Google, and Facebook – backed Washington state’s legal objection […]

Human Right Issues In Tech Supply Chains

Multi-national supply chains are squarely in the crosshairs of a wide variety of regulators. The California Supply Chains Act can […]

Regulations Keep Wells Fargo From Paying Laid-Off Workers

Regulations meant to prevent “golden parachute” packages are preventing Wells Fargo from giving severance pay to about 400 laid off […]

Insult-Spitting Family Values Lawyer Gets One-Year Suspension

A Chicago attorney who primarily litigates “pro-life, pro-Christian and pro-family values cases” has been suspended for one year after he […]

The CA Supreme Court’s Worker “On-Call” Ruling

Resolving a class action that goes back to 2005, California’s Supreme Court reinstated a $90 million judgement that had been […]

DOL Lawsuit Says Oracle Discriminates Against Minorities And Whites

In a lawsuit filed days before the inauguration of President Trump, Oracle America, Inc. was hit with a multi-pronged discrimination […]

Sexual Harassment is Global, Solutions are Local

A look at the basics of sexual harassment law, comparing the U.S. with Europe and Latin America…

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