Labor Laws
Federal labor law text, explanations or interpretations,
plus Federal and state labor law research resources are linked
below. Each link opens the matching labor law page.
About Labor Laws
Although labor laws typically deal with employer-union relationships
while employment laws typically deal with employer-employee
relationships, the terms are often used interchangeably.
Labor
laws is the most common term used. Both employment and
labor laws are included in the links below.
Laws are also called statutes.
They are established by acts of
congress or state legislatures and enforced by regulations.
Labor Law Resources
Department of Labor
Web Sites
Links to Federal and state department of labor Web sites,
for researching labor laws and locating contact information
to ask questions or file complaints against employers.
Equal Employment Opportunity
Commission
Direct links to the Web sites of the U.S.
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) and state
equivalents, for researching Federal and state employment
and labor laws that prohibit discrimination, and instructions
for filing discrimination charges under the laws.
Federal Employment
Discrimination Laws
Specific, landmark laws enforced and explained by the Equal
Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC). Also includes
laws that aren't employment discrimination laws per se, but
have protection provisions against prejudice in employment.
Federal Labor
Law Research
Research U.S. Federal labor laws, court cases, legal opinions
and other matters related to Federal labor laws.
Federal Labor Laws
Federal labor law text, explanations and interpretations
by government and other qualified Web sites, linked by title.
Topics include overtime, child labor, minimum wage, and
family and medical leave. Also includes laws that are not
employment or labor laws per se, but have employment protection
provisions for employees.
State Labor Law
Research
Research U.S. state labor laws, court cases, legal opinions
and other matters related to state labor laws.
State Labor Laws
Link to the text of your state's employment and labor laws,
and related rules, regulations and bills,
as provided by the legislative branch of state government.
Unemployment
Office Web Sites
Links to Federal and state unemployment office Web sites for
filing unemployment insurance claims and researching unemployment
compensation, benefits, appeals, and related employment and
labor laws.
Whistleblower Law
Research
Research labor laws and what are collectively called whistleblower
laws that make it illegal for employers to retaliate in
any way, against employees who report employers' illegal
acts to the proper authorities. Such reporting is called whistleblowing or whistle
blowing.
Workers'
Compensation Agency Web Sites
Links to the Web sites of Federal and state workers' compensation
boards, commissions, courts, and offices for filing workers'
compensation insurance claims and researching workers' compensation
insurance, benefits, appeals, and related employment and
labor laws.
|