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New Provisions Generally Applicable to New Contracts in 2017 Under a new Executive Order applicable to covered contracts where the solicitation for such contract has been issued (or the contract has been awarded outside the...
Any member of the North Carolina National Guard who enters state duty is entitled—upon honorable release from state duty—to certain reemployment rights provided for by law, which include (among other things) the following: An individual...
Assemblywoman Nora Campos, D-San Jose, right, is congratulated by Assemblywoman Lorena Gonzalez, D-San Diego, after her measure to close the gender wage gap in California, was approved by the Assembly, Thursday, in Sacramento. The bill,...
What we know as the Labor Day holiday today evolved over time. In 19th century America, there was already a tradition of having parades and picnics in support of labor issues, such as shorter hours...
http://b.scorecardresearch.com/beacon.js (Reuters) - McDonald's Corp's U.S. franchisees have voted to begin offering all-day breakfast on Oct. 6, a widely expected move that the company and investors hope will help reverse slumping sales and traffic at...
Hazards cited at Nebraska operation mirror those found following March fatality ARLINGTON, Va. — The Mine Safety and Health Administration today announced that federal inspectors issued 225 citations and six orders during special impact inspections...
CHICAGO — The U.S. Department of Labor is suing an Illinois home health care provider alleging that the company, the profit-sharing plan and two of its trustees improperly authorized distributions of $1,601,908 in profit-sharing plan...
https://stateimpact.npr.org/new-hampshire/files/2012/02/95609154.jpg A federal appeals court on Friday reinstated Obama administration labor protections for home health-care workers, paving the way for minimum wage and overtime benefits to be paid to the nation’s two million workers who...
City Council to consider plan to set local rate at $11 per hour, with a view toward $15 in 2018 Palo Alto is a relative latecomer when it comes to establishing a minimum wage, but...
NEW YORK -- Divorce attorneys are bracing for a surge of new clients after the release Tuesday night of data stolen from the infidelity dating site Ashley Madison. Hours after the hackers posted a trove of names,...
A Commonwealth Court panel has ordered that worker compensation death benefits be paid to a Pennsylvania widow who claimed her husband was literally worked to death. The judges sided with Judith Dietz, who sought the...
PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WPRI)- Governor Gina Raimondo has given thousands of Rhode Island residents a raise. The governor signed a bill into law yesterday that raises the state’s tipped minimum wage from $2.89 an hour to...