News & Analysis

A legal skirmish lost by the Mayo Clinic to a pro se litigant could make hospitals and medical research

The wage and hour class action epidemic spread last week to New York City metropolitan area hospitals

Healthcare systems across the nation employ timekeeping systems that automatically deduct 30 minutes

The battle between two labor unions that seek to represent health care workers has entered a new phase. 

As part of a new FLSA compliance initiative, the U.S. Department of Labor has announced it will be conducting

The ongoing war between the United Healthcare Workers-West (UHW) of the Service Employees International

Pharmaceutical companies traditionally have classified their sales representatives as “exempt” employees

Continuing a trend among unions working to organize nurses, the Hawai'i Nursing Association (HNA) announced

On January 26, 2010, the National Labor Relations Board announced that health care workers at Kaiser

Cal/OSHA's proposed standard on aerosol transmissible diseases (ATDs), such as tuberculosis, SARS,