The government expects to spend $31.1 billion on wages and salaries this financial year, revised up from $30.5 billion ...

The EEOC says white men, who may have faced workplace discrimination, may be entitled to financial compensation 'under ...

Michael Honaker, 54, was convicted of lying to the Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation about his physical and cognitive abilities to take fraudulent benefits.

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Burger chain Grill’d has been hit with an underpayment class action alleging the company failed to pay more than 15,000 ...

A postal service employee has been indicted for collecting benefits for her deceased ex-spouse for over 10 years, according ...

SPRINGFIELD — After taking 10 weeks from her job to recover from a surgery, an employee of the public safety department at ...

Treasurer Jim Chalmers hands down the Mid-Year Economic and Fiscal Outlook showing an $8.4 billion improvement to the budget ...

A Portage County man was sentenced to federal prison for lying about his health to get thousands of dollars in government benefits.

The year 2025 has been an eventful one for employment law, and 2026 may well bring further important changes in this space.

The Salt Lake Tribune reports that 70 Traeger Grills workers have filed a lawsuit over unpaid wages amid the company's ...