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In the last few years, the issue of worker classification has been the subject of numerous articles,

On Monday, the Senate voted 62-30 on a cloture motion to advance the scaled-back jobs bill introduced

In what could be hailed as a victory for employers, the U.S. Supreme Court has made it less likely that

The U.S. Department of Labor has published a final rule (pdf) in the Federal Register concerning temporary

AZCapitolTimes.com reports that Arizona’s senate, by a party-line 17-13 vote, passed a broad, immigration-focused

The territorial reach of U.K. employment legislation has come under scrutiny recently.  Two judgments

In advance of Thursday’s much-publicized White House bi-partisan health care summit, President Obama

In the past two months, the territorial reach of U.K. employment legislation has come under scrutiny.

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) will begin mailing questionnaires to 401(k) plan sponsors to gather

Continuing a trend among unions working to organize nurses, the Hawai'i Nursing Association (HNA) announced