U.S.
Supreme Court hearing case that could limit class actions
Case could substantially restrict standing for class actions, putting putting low-wage worker litigation at risk
Case could substantially restrict standing for class actions, putting putting low-wage worker litigation at risk
Caregivers are looking to make a living wage so that they can take care of themselves
Economic statisticians have done extensive research on whether birthplace affects an individual’s lot in life
Many disabled workers are paid as little as $2 an hour and, as Ali Velshi reports, it’s all legal
Neither workers nor bosses, human resources professionals straddle two worlds
After taking over as the head of the Department of Labor’s wage and hour division, David Weil is shaking things up
John Fund and Faiza Patel discuss with Ali Velshi
New law protects workers who challenge companies' pay policies, and requires employers to justify pay discrepancies
With Congress gridlocked, President Obama must follow states’ leads to help working Americans
Don Blankenship, former CEO of Massey Energy, allegedly operated an unsafe West Virginia coal mine where 29 men died
