The Social Security Fairness Act ends WEP and GPO reductions, boosting benefits for many—but not all eligible recipients are automatically included.

The newly enacted Social Security Fairness Act has delivered significant relief and positive news for approximately 2.8 million public sector retirees in the United States.

The majority of affected beneficiaries already began receiving their increased monthly benefit amounts in April.

For the second time in a month, a judge rejected a request by the Real Estate Board of New York to block the city from ...

After a year-long legislation effort to strengthen retirement benefits for independent workers, Senator Bill Cassidy has ...

When you bring up broker transparency at a truck stop or in an owner-op Facebook group, you’ll see two things happen fast: ...

New York City's Fairness in Apartment Rental Expenses (FARE) Act was meant to protect renters. Only problem: it's misfiring ...

Employers anticipate narrowed pregnancy bias rules from the EEOC as the agency under Republican leadership reconsiders health ...

Recent legislation could protect pregnant workers who choose to have an abortion.

Two Target Corp. warehouse workers’ proposed class action will stay in federal court since the amount in controversy exceeds the Class Action Fairness Act’s $5 million jurisdictional minimum.

While listing privately can be bad for sellers, it’s almost worse for buyers, who miss out on seeing the whole universe of ...

University of Pennsylvania changed three school records belonging to transgender swimmer Lia Thomas, the first transgender ...