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Can employers test employees for THC?

Earl B. Gilliam Bar Foundation 46th Annual Scholarship and Awards Gala honors local law students

New Washington law aims to help military spouses find employment

Federal Workforce Fallout: Your questions answered by experts

Man who threw sandwich at law enforcement was DOJ employee ─ and he's now fired

California's 2023 employment laws explained: minimum wage increases, workers rights

"Don't give up on life" | Second Chance non-profit provides jobs to those who were once incarcerated

Report details extensive homeless services cuts amid budget crunch

Tenino opens probe, removes officer from patrol after KING 5 investigation finds deal hid cop's trou

Anderson police officer retires while awaiting trial for child solicitation, official misconduct

Former Seattle police chief sues city and mayor, claiming retaliation and wrongful termination

How SNAP benefit reductions could impact local grocery stores and communities

Here are the new laws taking effect on July 1 in Minnesota

State announces settlement over firing of pregnant employee

Council committee chooses law firm to investigate sexual harassment allegations

Amazon's Counterfeit Crimes Unit works to protect customers - New Day NW

Florida Attorney General calls for probe of Starbucks' DEI practices

New Florida immigration laws to take effect in less than 2 months

Tampa community prepares for new immigration law that will soon go into effect

New law would make inquiring about employee's pay unlawful

Oregon Right to Life sues the state over law requiring that employer insurance cover abortions

California law could restrict when employers can contact you during off hours

Former Pike County deputy sentenced for excessive use of force

These new laws are going into effect in Washington state tomorrow

Tampa Bay representative urges government to enact protections for workers against extreme heat

Yes, Oregon employers are required by law to ensure workers are protected from heat illness

San Diego Employers Association has been helping workers for more than 100 years

Bill dealing with immigration enforcement heads to full House for consideration

ICE Enforcement targets DC restaurants

New cannabis protection law ignites in California with new year

Immigration advocates worry Florida will have less workers under new laws

Why aren't more workers unionized?

Attorney: Worker compensation laws could insulate employer in Knoxville nurse's death

Indiana colleges, universities adjust degree offerings under new state law

THC law in Minnesota forces employers to revisit drug testing policies

Farm owners try to rollback overtime law