Your search returned 953 results.

In the News
|
March 7, 2023

Pay transparency and salary history rules aim to close gender wage gap for women

When it comes to closing pay gaps, Denise Visconti says progress will come from organizations looking internally and doing something about making sure they’re promoting people fairly.

In the News
|
March 3, 2023

Fed. Bills To Kill Subminimum Wage Strike Balance, Attys Say

Libby Henninger talks about new bipartisan legislation that would end a U.S. Department of Labor program enabling employers to pay workers with disabilities below minimum wage. (Subscription required.)

In the News
|
March 2, 2023

Collective bargaining, "the way" to implement the four-day working week

Antonio Pedrajas weighs in on a proposed four-day work week in Spain, noting that nothing imposes a weekly day necessarily distributed in five or six days of work.

Article
|
February 23, 2023

Berkeley, Calif. Adopts Fair Work Week Measures

Eli Z. Freedberg and Andy Klaben-Finegold examine the details of the Berkeley Fair Work Week Ordinance, including penalties and enforcement.

In the News
|
February 15, 2023

Biden's Wage Chief Pick Stalls In Senate Committee

While the DOL awaits a vote on a new Labor Secretary, Michael Lotito says the proposals that the department is putting forward, which they supported, are too radical and are causing pain for a number of independent contractors and freelancers in the US. (

Pages