The number of states who have cancelled or plan to cancel the federal unemployment benefits by June is up to 24. Good news for employers who have reaped the unintended consequences of workers preferring the couch and government...
Read MoreFederal contractors will be required to start paying workers $15 per hour by March 2022, per President Biden’s recent executive order. Many businesses that receive federal contract work already pay more than $15 an hour. The...
Read MoreLabor groups in the US and Mexico have filed the first labor law violation under the United States-Mexico-Canada-Agreement (USMCA) against Tridonex, an auto parts factory in Matamoros, Mexico. Tridonex is a subsidiary of Cardone...
Read MoreThe rumor-mill is all abuzz about whether or not OSHA will prescribe an emergency rule for Covid precautions in the workplace. Earlier this month, Labor Chief Walsh said he needed more analysis, and then no more than a week...
Read MoreThe strike by hundreds of nurses at St. Vincent Hospital in Worcester, Massachusetts entered its 7th week on Monday. It comes after two years of contract negotiations between Massachusetts Nurses Association and Dallas-based,...
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