The lack of a city engineer has significantly impacted the finances of a municipality near the Ontario border in N.Y.

A temporary legal worker at a New York-based law firm believes the work he performed is eligible for overtime pay under the Fair Labor Standards Act.

A recent ruling by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit has impacted how employers can take pay deductions from terminated workers in California.

Drastically different rulings about a similar pay issue have left officials in a central Conn. town puzzled.

Illinois is considering a raise to the state's minimum wage but the idea hasn't won universal acclaim.

A slate of legislation aimed at increasing the welfare, job security and profitability of workers in California that was approved in 2014 is now in effect.

A drive to increase the federal minimum wage, which currently sits at $7.25 an hour and lags behind 22 individual states and other U.S. jurisdictions with higher pay rates, was bolstered by a group of prominent economists contacting President Obama and members of the federal legislature.

A class-action filing by a group of truckers who had been trained at a Wisconsin company has been brought to U.S. District Court.

A bank that operates across more than 20 states in the U.S. and a group of employees have reached a settlement over unpaid overtime.