More than 30 employees are set to be laid off from the FedEx facility on Cayuga Road in Cheektowaga, according to a WARN ...

New Yorkers who have previously been incarcerated may have a big opportunity to get a restart in their lives. The city is expanding the Commercial Driver’s License Training ...

Three people were arrested Wednesday following alleged prostitution-related activity at a Wethersfield spa, officials said.

The Department of Labor announced that $9 million was being recovered from New Jersey that had been taken by COVID relief ...

Corning's town supervisor resigned shortly after pleading guilty in Steuben County Court. Here's what's next for the town ...

Consumers' expectations for future inflation increased in June at one and three-year horizons but still held steady in the long-run, according to a New York Fed survey. Consumers' expectations for ...

On Feb. 26, the U.S. Department of Labor announced a new proposed rule clarifying the classification of independent contractors versus employees — the third change to independent contractor ...

This year, New York passed four major labor bills expanding employee rights and employer obligations, including bans on waivers of state rights, employee access to personnel records, rules against ...

The comment period for the Department of Labor’s proposed new rule governing the use of alternative assets in 401(k) accounts drew over 37,000 comments before closing at midnight on Monday, according ...

An email reminds workers they can report behavior that predates Donald Trump’s second inauguration. One employee tells WIRED it felt like a “reminder to narc on your coworkers.” The email, sent on ...

The DOL is moving toward a more predictable and control-focused framework. In determining joint-employer status, the proposed rule emphasizes actual control over employees and work conditions rather ...