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New Jersey Bill Seeks to Punish Employers Who Expose Illegal Immigrants

TRENTON, NJ—The Senate Labor Committee has recommended the approval of Senate Bill No. 2869, which seeks to impose civil penalties on employers who coerce or attempt to coerce employees based on their…

Long Branch woman charged in $80K theft using employer’s credit card

New Jersey Bill Seeks to Punish Employers Who Expose Illegal Immigrants

Dartmouth Woman Indicted for Embezzling From Multiple Employers

Companies may be employers of contract, franchise workers under US labor rule

US employers announce fewer layoffs in September, report shows

UK employers curb hiring at fastest rate in over 3 years: REC

Japanese unions urge employers to continue wage hikes next year and beyond

Spain’s unions and employers agree to raise wages by 4% in 2023

German public sector workers agree to wage deal with employers

UK employers offer 5% pay rises in 3 months to January: IDR

U.S. West Coast port labor talks ongoing, union and employers say

Four-day week liked by UK employers in world’s largest trial

New law would require more severance pay from employers during mass layoffs in New Jersey

Former Chief Financial Officer Faces Charges for Failing to Pay Over $3.6M in Employee Tax Withholdings and for Pocketing $130,000 from his Employer’s Bank Account

Recession or not, Canadian employers look to hang onto workers

Pittsburgh Woman Embezzled from Two Area Employers

Employers may need to justify bans on wearing religious signs, EU court says

Honolulu Man Pleads Guilty to Sabotaging Former Employer’s Computer Network

Employers urge UK government to show it really can boost growth

Foodja Cafe Expands to the Bay Area, Offers Employers New Lunch Benefit Through Partnerships with Local Restaurants

Former Bookkeeper Sentenced to Prison for Stealing $600k+ from Employers

Galvanisers wanted: post-Brexit worker shortages strain UK employers

U.S. employers see signs of cooling job market

West Coast port union, employers say no plan for strike or lockout

U.S. sheep herders sue employers for cartel-like wage suppression