Labor

Albany Law Firm Promotes Safe Celebrations with Free Uber Vouchers This Labor Day

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Albany, New York – An Albany law firm is stepping up to promote safe celebrations this Labor Day by offering free Uber vouchers to local residents. Recognizing the heightened travel activity during the holiday weekend, the firm aims to reduce the risks associated with drinking and driving. This initiative targets individuals planning to celebrate with alcoholic beverages, encouraging them to use rideshare services instead of personal vehicles. The law firm believes this program not only fosters safety but also raises awareness about the consequences of impaired driving. Law firms often engage in community-oriented efforts, but … Read more

Fort Wayne Law Enforcement Launches ‘Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over’ Campaign Ahead of Labor Day Weekend

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FORT WAYNE, Ind. — In anticipation of the Labor Day weekend, law enforcement agencies in Indiana are stepping up efforts to combat impaired driving. Local police and state officials are working in collaboration to promote safe driving practices and reduce the risk of accidents. The Fort Wayne Police Department, the Allen County Sheriff’s Department, and the Indiana State Police are joining forces with the Indiana Criminal Justice Institute. Their goal is to curb impaired driving through increased visibility in enforcement operations leading up to the holiday. Between August 16 and August 30, officers will be … Read more

Former Student Sues Hyde School, Alleging a Dark Culture of Child Exploitation and Forced Labor

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PORTLAND, Maine — A former student of Hyde School has filed a lawsuit accusing the private boarding institution of operating an extensive child exploitation scheme. Jessica Fuller, the plaintiff, submitted a 47-page complaint in U.S. District Court, alleging that the school, which markets itself as a facility for character development among troubled youth, is instead involved in trafficking, forced labor, and significant negligence. In her filing, Fuller claims that rather than fostering essential life skills, the school subjects students to punitive work crews, leaves them in isolation, and forces them to perform arduous tasks without … Read more

NLRB Judge Clears Pittsburgh Post-Gazette of Labor Law Violations in Picket Line Wage Controversy

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PITTSBURGH — A National Labor Relations Board judge has determined that the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette acted within federal labor law when it granted wage increases and bonuses to workers who crossed the picket line during a recent strike. The ruling addresses concerns raised by unions regarding the newspaper’s compensation tactics amid labor disputes. The judge’s decision concluded that the Post-Gazette’s actions did not constitute unfair labor practices, allowing the newspaper to continue its operational strategies without repercussions from the ruling. This development comes at a time when the newspaper is navigating a complicated labor landscape, with … Read more