Compliance

Employers of all sizes lose a projected 5 percent of annual revenues because of fraudulent activities, committed by 42 percent of employees, 38 percent of managers, and 18 percent of owners and executives, according to a study by the Association of Certified Examiners.

With less than a fortnight left before the election, the presidential polls lead almost every news cycle now.

Man might very well be, by nature, a political animal, as Aristotle suggested so long ago, but its probably a good idea to keep your politics to yourself at least for the next couple of weeks.

Pancho's Inc., which conducts business as Pancho's Mexican Restaurant I, II and III, as well as Papa's and Beer Mexican Restaurant are to pay 85 employees $485,913 in back wages following investigations by the U.S. Department of Labors Wage and Hour Division.

A New Jersey Senate panel narrowly passed a resolution Monday that would ask voters to approve a minimum wage increase next year along with automatic yearly adjustments.

Crme de la Crme, a Denver-based child care provider with locations nationwide, is paying $41,440 in back wages to 354 current and former workers following violations of the Fair Labor Standards Act's overtime and record-keeping provisions.

Eighty-two percent of safety professionals report that they saw co-workers who did not to wear the required personal protective equipment during the past year, according to a new Kimberly-Clark Professional survey.

New York taxpayers paid more than $5 million in the last two years to settle more than a dozen sexual harassment cases against state workers, according to records obtained Thursday.