All news by author: Dave Jamieson

In dismissing a gun case due to an illegal search, the judge declared that “lawlessness cannot come from the government.”

A recent report reveals that increases in executive salaries are surpassing the wage growth of regular employees at major corporations

Labor unions are concerned about the Federal Labor Relations Authority's plan, claiming it would grant the president increased control over federal employees

Making employees miserable has helped the administration push them out the door through deferred resignation and early retirement programs.

The attorney general of Colorado states that the company's previous implementation of "training repayment agreement provisions" contravenes state law

The decision brings to mind a comparable strategy from Trump's initial term as president that severely damaged morale and negatively impacted the agency for years

The president's deportation efforts are reallocating officers from U.S. ports and borders, placing them into roles outside their area of expertise

A source said the union terminated Peter Cytanovic's employment during his probationary period.

The large retail chain faced accusations of infringing on employees' rights during their attempt to establish the first union across its 1,700 locations

The employees have been placed on administrative leave after they signed an open letter criticizing the White House's "harmful" deregulation efforts

The agency indicated that the departure of employees has reduced the likelihood of a large-scale layoff

The store is now the location of both ICE raids and “Know Your Rights” meetings around the country.

By choosing not to support the regulation, Trump’s Federal Trade Commission would allow employers to keep confining workers to their positions

Senate Democrats are cautioning the president that taking this action contradicts his campaign promise to support the working class

The proposal mirrors a House plan that would undermine civil service protections and give a president like Trump more power to fire whomever he wants.

Huerta faced charges of "conspiracy to hinder an officer." According to his union, he was peacefully practicing his First Amendment rights

A new report shows how the CFPB has helped service members and veterans who may be more susceptible to financial exploitation and scams.

The judge determined that Trump's effort to throw out collective bargaining rights for TSA screeners was probably illegal.

Before DOGE emerged, staffing levels for enforcing wage theft were already at a historic low, according to a new analysis

The administration threw out an earlier recommendation that 401(k) managers exercise “extreme care” when it comes to steering investors into bitcoin.

Republicans aim to make new federal employees decide whether to give up job protections or pay to keep them. A union representative describes this as "criminal extortion."

GOP Gov. Mike Kehoe appears likely to sign a bill overturning a ballot measure that nearly 58% of Missourians voted for.

Officers who don’t normally work in the country’s interior would be dispatched to aid in “arrests of illegal aliens,” according to a memo.

Todd Blanche would be the latest Trump official to hold at least two crucial jobs at completely different agencies simultaneously.

The government has declined to disclose specifics of its "reduction in force" strategies for federal agencies. Now, a judge is compelling them to do so