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Acosta, who is currently under scrutiny for his 2008 plea deal for Jeffrey Epstein, has proposed an 80 percent cut to the Bureau of International Labor Affairs' budget.

Advocates fear that a new policy on visa certifications will further discourage survivors from reporting crimes.

An Oklahoma commission ruled that a state law allowing companies to "opt out" of workers' comp and write their own plans was unconstitutional while similar bills in other states lose steam.

Euphemisms offer important comfort in a recession. They also tend to exclude the people hit hardest.

We must do more to fill the gender gap in tech leadership and venture capital.

Is New York—and the rest of America—failing the the Fair Labor Standards Act?

The latest entry in a special project in which business and labor leaders, social scientists, technology visionaries, activists, and journalists weigh in on the most consequential changes in the workplace.

Think you’re entitled to be paid for your unpaid internship? Here are resources you should know about.

Four years after warning for-profit companies about unpaid internships, the agency has investigated relatively few employers for wage violations.