Labor and Employment

Rachel Dolezal Issue Raises Questions Of Employee Identification

Former head of the Spokane, Wash., chapter of the NAACP Rachel Dolezal has been identifying herself as a black woman […]

In a ruling that could significantly impact Uber’s business, a California labor regulator has ruled that its drivers are employees, […]

Among recent breaches that have made headlines, several have involved malicious insiders. It’s an ongoing problem…

What if you weren’t allowed to spend any one-on-one time with your boss? That’s the situation some female Congressional staffers […]

Relatively powerful service and public employee labor unions – including the International Association of Firefighters – have concluded that the […]

Employers need to understand what unemployment benefits are available to former employees, what actions can disqualify a former employee from […]

To some extent, the EEOC has been thwarted in its efforts to mount so-called “systemic discrimination” cases. For example, in […]

Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton told a conference of fast food workers pushing for a $15 per hour minimum wage, […]

The NLRB has announced it is reviewing a case in which a Sheet Metal Workers union sought to represent in […]

After working as a contract lawyer in environments where talking was forbidden, bathroom breaks were limited, and some kinds of […]