Labor laws keep employment from interfering with education and protect minors from working in dangerous occupations and exploitation, among other things. While most states’ laws contain similar provisions, variances exist in certain areas, ...

Ohio employees don't have it as good as some other states when it comes to meals and breaks. The Buckeye state does not have any rules of its own that demand employers offer either. When they do, they usually follow federal guidelines.

Nebraskans can earn almost $500 per week in unemployment benefits if they meet the state's eligibility requirements. They must have worked in the past year, be unemployed through no fault of their own, make over a certain amount of money during ...

When someone cancels or forgives a debt you owe, it’s something of a double-edged sword. You’re free of the obligation but the Internal Revenue Service might come knocking at your door. The IRS takes the position that if you borrow and accept money ...