Compliance

It's a simple, sad fact of life: Employees need to pony up more for their own health care costs.

Employers in New Jersey can no longer exclude unemployed people when they advertise job vacancies in their companies.

Montana judge rejected lawsuit to extend spousal benefits to gay couples

The Republican leaders of the Connecticut General Assembly called on Democratic Gov. Dannel P. Malloy Thursday to support their efforts to end the practice of making payments for longevity on the job to certain veteran state employees.

Republicans in Washington state made a second attempt to establish the option of lump sum settlements to workers compensation.

A federal agency claims in a lawsuit filed this week that hundreds of people recruited in India to work for an oil rig construction company in Mississippi and Texas in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina were forced into oppressive living arrangements and subjected to harsh language and discriminatory working conditions.