Labor Law & Employment Update

They owed him Rs 4 lakh —Now it’s nearly Rs 17 lakh: Employee reveals how he taught a lesson to his former firm

A former sales star at a law firm faced a tough battle when his employer refused to pay earned commissions. He took his case to the Department of Labor. After a year-long investigation, the department found the firm owed him more than initially thought.

Trump promised a ‘golden age’ of manufacturing. It hasn’t arrived

Economists and lawmakers say the president’s claims of a manufacturing boom are more like a bust. Alex Woodward reports

AI could reshape 410,000 local jobs. Who benefits and who doesn’t?

White-collar professions face the greatest exposure as investment in automation accelerates.

This laughable ending to an ugly Epstein scandal laid bare a dark reality

By Yana van der Meulen Rodgers, Professor of Labor Studies, Rutgers University. Economist Larry Summers will resign from his tenured job as a professor at Harvard University, the school announced on Feb. 25, 2026, following heightened scrutiny of his ties with the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Summers will leave at the end of the...

No snow days for these CT workers. When we stay home in a nor’easter, they say, ‘I’m ready to go.’

On days of heavy snowfall when many stay at home and work remotely, some jobs can't wait for weather to improve. This is their story.

Domestic workers remain legally unprotected

1 to 1.2 million workers are deprived of legal protection for their rights

Employment Law Attorneys, at Blumenthal Nordrehaug Bhowmik De Blouw LLP, Filed a Lawsuit Against GEA Mechanical Equipment US, Inc., for Alleged Failure to Pay Employees' Accurate Wages

GEA Mechanical Equipment US, Inc. allegedly failed to accurately record employees' time during their shifts. Allegedly, this resulted in violations of various California Labor Codes, including but not limited to missed overtime wages and inaccurate pay statements. **THIS IS AN ATTORNEY...

Legals for March, 1 2026

19,077 residency, labor, and border law violators arrested in one week

RIYADH — The Saudi security authorities have arrested a total of 19,077 illegal residents during the last week. The arrests were made in the joint inspections, carried out by the security forces in collaboration with the relevant government agencies, during the period between February 19 and 25, the Ministry of Interior revealed on Saturday....

Argentine congress adopts president’s labor reforms

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