Compliance

Macy's and the union representing workers at its flagship Manhattan store and three other New York locations reached a tentative contract agreement Thursday following all-night negotiations.

Wisconsin's polarizing union rights law is set to take effect after the state Supreme Court determined that a judge overstepped her authority when she voided the governor's plan to strip most public workers of their collective bargaining rights.

Nearly 10 percent of Virginia households have used short-term, high-interest payday, pawnshop and auto-title loans to make ends meet.

HR departments responding to a Towers Watson survey say talent and performance management technology systems will be one of the most critical HR service delivery issues they will face in 2011.

Some analysts predict that a large number of employers will terminate their health plans in 2014 and simply pay the annual penalty of $2,000 per employee.

A new lawsuit has been filed involving a financially troubled Missouri fund for injured workers.

Alabama schools will soon have to check if students are in the country legally and people stopped for any reason could be arrested on suspicion of immigration violations under a sweeping law being called the nation's most restrictive against illegal immigration.

Gov. Scott Walker has named Scott Baumbach as fulltime secretary of Wisconsin's Department of Workforce Development.