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As of July 1, 2012, certain employers in Philadelphia will have to provide their employees with paid

The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) will hold a public meeting next week to consider draft

For the past two decades, employers have gradually taken steps to implement compliance and ethics programs.

Adding to the existing split among the judicial circuits, in Susan Seven-Sky v. Eric Holder, Jr., (pdf)

Under the California Labor Code, certain computer software employees, as well as licensed physicians

UPDATE: In an unusual move, the California Supreme Court accepted a post-argument brief concerning the

Anticipating that the National Labor Relations Board may be left with only two sitting members come January,

Anticipating that the National Labor Relations Board may be left with only two sitting members come January,

The Vermont Department of Labor has announced the state’s 2012 minimum wage rates. Effective January

Under facts never before addressed by a California court, a California Court of Appeal recently ruled