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Maryland FAMLI’s Labor Pains: What Unionized Employers Need to Know

October 21, 2026

DOL withdraws tipped-worker rule; Instacart settles hiring-bias claims; Phillips 66 locks out New Jersey refinery workers.

Should a labour violation affect an investor’s wider business?

The Ministry of Labour regulates many aspects of the relationship between employers and employees working for institutions and companies. Recently, the Ministry issued a decision i...

EDITORIAL: Labor rights for migrant workers

October 16, 2026

Department of Labor reduces wage-and-hour enforcement at unionized workplaces; Fain's victory poses question of federal monitor's extension.

Forced Labor: Unions and Activists are Redefining the Legal Boundaries

“Civil society and victims’ rights groups are finding new ways to hold accountable not only the perpetrators, but the beneficiaries of [forced labor], increasingly targeting supply...

Why labor risk is now a hidden factor in landscape company valuations

Labor risk now directly impacts landscape company valuations, as private equity firms run labor audits before acquisitions, pricing deals on workforce legality rather than just EBI...

I Celebrate Labor—Just Not Organized Labor

Unions do protect the jobs of existing workers and sometimes get them raises. But that protection kills jobs later.

October 13, 2026

Chicago hotel workers remain on strike; a coalition of Democratic states sues the Labor Department over canceled unemployment insurance grants; the Federal Labor Relations Authorit...

New Labor Initiatives Under Evolving Policy Considerations

In a conversation with The Regulatory Review, Kate Andrias discusses novel state worker-protection initiatives, federal preemption of state labor law, constitutional challenges to...

October 7, 2026

DOL scraps plan to remove decades-old wage-and-hour guidance from federal regulations; New York enacts personnel records access law; Starbucks loses bid to dismiss Workers United t...

August 30, 2026

Seattle teachers vote to authorize a strike days before the school year begins; BNSF Railway’s AI dispatching system puts workers in danger; and a California court finds that the D...

Mayor Mamdani Issues Executive Order ‘Cracking Down on Worker Abuse’; Creates Mayor’s Office for Worker Power

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani campaigned on policies designed to protect and increase benefits for low-income workers, and some of the Mayor’s core priorities relate to income...

Kurrle: We must have labor reform

Can Congress secure labor reform? Diane Kurrle, senior vice president of the U.S. Apple Association, calls for support of the Securing Agriculture’s Workforce Act. The post Kurrle...

Labor Law at a Crossroads: Regulatory Expansion and Judicial Scrutiny Reshape Employer Obligations in Israel

September 10, 2026

Amazon workers allege pregnancy discrimination; federal unions challenge USDA reorganization; NYC warns of silicosis risks.

The state panel handling labor disputes in Vermont is short on members at a critical moment

September 9, 2026

Wynn Las Vegas employees allege anti-union retaliation; Amazon faces a class action over pregnancy accommodations; H-1B demand plunges following a six-figure visa fee.

October 15, 2026

New reporting examines the rollback of child labor protections; California tries to block a strike; NLRB charges Wisconsin mental health provider with firing workers during union d...

Why organized labor hates innovation

In Onondaga County, New York, a union has gone to court to stop an artificial intelligence tool from answering nonemergency calls at the county’s 911 center. The system handles rou...

Why Employment Law Matters in the Modern Auto Workplace

Automotive employees and employers are subject to laws that cover recruitment, conduct on the job, compensation, discrimination, time off from work, firing and many other matters t...

The Ongoing Fight for Bread and Roses

Union membership in the United States continues to fall, raising concerns about worker power, wage stability, and the health of democratic institutions. <p>The post The Ongo...

Building Worker Power in a Precarious Federal Landscape: Proportional Representation and an Electoral Voice for Labor

Note: This post builds on a series launched in December on how states and cities can expand worker power in the United States. The series is grounded in a set of working papers and...

October 1, 2026

Senate confirms Keith Sonderling as Labor Secretary; Amazon warehouse workers launch an unfair labor practice strike.