Business opposition is slowing efforts to require E-Verify in several Republican-led states, with industries warning mandates could hurt agriculture, construction and local economies.

A former National Organising Secretary (NOS) of the Labour Party (LP), Clement Ojukwu, has lamented over the effect of court ...

Most independent contractors want the flexibility they lose when they become direct employees. The Labor Department published ...

A Zipps Sports Grill manager faces up to 15 years in prison and “practically inevitable” deportation after admitting to using his role as kitchen supervisor to facilitate identity fraud and illegal ...

Argentine President Javier Milei has scored a crucial victory in congress with the approval of a sweeping labor reform aimed ...

AllOne Health reports increasing EAP adoption among employers, but utilization remains low due to awareness and stigma ...

A letter co-signed by 16 education, labor, and environmental organizations urges the mayor to create strong rules for enforcement as a bulwark against federal attacks.

Lawmakers in some Republican-controlled states face resistance from business groups that say strict verification could cripple key industries.

The defining question in English education today is how to support children with special educational needs and disabilities, ...

A shortage of lineworkers qualified to work on systems across state lines could be behind your latest electricity rate hike.

The forthcoming book tells 'the complex and dramatic history of an illegal teachers’ strike that forever altered labor relations and Minnesota politics,' according to publisher U of M Press.