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Judge Gertner of the U.S. District Court for the District of Massachusetts recently issued an opinion

The Georgia Supreme Court recently changed the law by requiring employers to file answers in garnishment

On September 21, 2011, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) announced that it was launching a new Voluntary

In September, Governor Brown signed a bill (A.B. 240) that will equalize the penalties available to employees

A social worker required to hold a bachelor’s degree in social or human services, behavioral science

California Governor Edmund G. Brown recently signed Assembly Bill No. 587 (AB 587) into effect, one of

A federal district court in New York recently issued a decision in Hernandez v. Alpine Logistics, LLC,

A federal district court recently issued a decision in Hernandez v. Alpine Logistics, LLC, that requires

Must an employer pay millions in wages and penalties to employees who choose to skip unpaid meal periods?

In July 2008, Massachusetts amended its state wage and hour laws to provide for mandatory awards of treble