Workforce

Congressional Representative John James introduced a bill to Congress on Friday to overturn the National Labor Relation Board’s joint employer rule

Eating and drinking places added 38,000 positions in month as U.S. unemployment falls to 3.7%

The New York State Court’s Appellate Division has upheld legislation that almost triples the minimum wage for app-based delivery workers to $19.96

So far in fiscal year 2023, there have been 955 child labor violations cases, compared to 835 in fiscal year 2022 and 747 in fiscal year 2021.

The group is a coalition of labor unions, one of which holds a small stake in the Seattle-based coffee chain, and aims to address Starbucks’ union clashes

California’s minimum wage increase goes into effect in April, and some companies are preparing more pricing hikes, while others are looking at retention tactics and automation.

The restaurant company’s customer rush on Nov. 16 as fans line up for the annual reusable red cup giveaway day may be thwarted by planned picketing events nationally

Labor Department resolves case involving more than 1,000 workers of Mexican restaurant chain

Despite some pushback and “diversity fatigue,” many companies continue to work toward diversity, equity, and inclusion goals to reflect their changing workforce and consumer set.