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Section 203(o) of the Fair Labor Standards Act provides that time spent changing clothes or washing at

A California appellate court recently overturned a $17 million dollar jury verdict that Sutter Health

New Hampshire recently amended its wage and hour law to permit employers to make deductions from employees’

The Connecticut Supreme Court recently issued a decision in which it unanimously concluded that a year-end

On Monday a federal court denied the Obama Administration’s motion to dismiss a Virginia lawsuit challenging

Responding to concerns that the new health care law’s prohibition on denying coverage to children with

Before recessing for six weeks, the House of Representatives passed by a 315- 93 margin the Offshore

The Department of Labor has withdrawn its proposed rule defining “welfare benefit plan” under the

On July 16, 2010, several UHW members filed suit in federal district court against the embattled SEIU-UHW

On July 29, Rep. Timothy Bishop (D-NY) introduced a bill that would enable more railway workers to take