DOL Proposes Removing Some FLSA Policy Statements and Interpretive Rules From Regulatory Code
The Department of Labor is proposing to move certain interpretive rules and policy statements related to the Fair Labor Standards Act from
The Department of Labor is proposing to move certain interpretive rules and policy statements related to the Fair Labor Standards Act from
The Labor Department (DOL) will no longer enforce the existing independent contractor rule, DOL announced May 1. Instead, when deciding whether a
The House Committee on Education and the Workforce has advanced two bills to amend the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA).
President Trump has nominated Andrew Rogers to serve as the next Administrator of the Labor Department’s Wage and Hour Division.
The Biden-era independent contractor rule has withstood yet another challenge, so it remains in effect, although the Trump Administration may
A new executive order from President Trump on March 14 revoked the increase to the federal contractor minimum wage implemented
In the final days of the Biden Administration, DOL’s Wage and Hour Division issued two opinion letters. WHD opinion letters
A federal appeals court has upheld former President Biden’s Executive Order 14026 establishing a $15.00 federal contractor hourly minimum wage
The U.S. Supreme Court last week made it easier for employers to defend their decisions to apply the FLSA’s overtime
In the Biden Administration’s first opinion letter interpreting the Fair Labor Standards Act, the Wage and Hour Division has discussed the