A strategic shift in safety culture, a decline in Covid-19-related respiratory illnesses, and OSHA’s focus on high-hazard sectors led to a more-than-two-decade low in workplace injury and illnesses, attorneys say.
The moratorium on mass layoffs of federal workers will continue into mid-February after Congress passed a stop-gap measure funding the Department of Homeland Security, the office of Sen. Tim Kaine (D-Va.) confirmed.
Builders are working on a plan for a massive program to develop “Trump Homes” that would address the US affordability crisis while allowing private capital to deploy many billions of dollars.
The Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority is unlawfully ignoring a requirement to include project labor agreements in large construction projects at the area’s two major airports, according to a new lawsuit.
Volatile economic conditions and increasingly hostile federal oversight drove new union membership down in 2025, according to an analysis of Bloomberg Law labor data.
The US Occupational Safety and Health Administration continues to face a shortage of inspectors, according to an internal watchdog report, further hampering its ability to enforce safety regulations.
The National Labor Relations Board will continue to apply a worker-friendly precedent that expanded the standard remedies for unfair labor practices at least until another Republican joins the board.
Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) is pressing Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer to respond to allegations that she committed travel fraud and had an inappropriate relationship with a staffer, marking the first signs she could be losing support from key Republicans.
The Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs was arguably the federal government’s most potent force in integrating federal contractors’ workforces over the past 60 years. It took two days for President Donald Trump to largely dismantle it.
The National Labor Relations Board’s new top lawyer broke with tradition and declined to preview her goals for changing federal labor law at the outset of her term.
The 2017 tax overhaul included incentives to invest in distressed communities. Investors benefit from tax breaks and the designated opportunity zones benefit from economic investment, but critics say already-wealthy investors don’t need these breaks.
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