Thanks to previously unpublished Labor Department data, KPMG is now reporting the number of U.S. workers each month who are cutting their hours due to a lack of child care options. KPMG, the ...

Starting on January 1, 2027, people will have to work or volunteer for 80 hours a month to keep their benefits.

Project 2025 plans to turn the 40-hour workweek into a 160-hour work month so employers can avoid paying overtime by cutting an employee's hours later in the month if they worked extra hours near the ...

Project 2025 did indeed call for Congress to allow employers and employees to adopt its proposed model for an increased overtime period, which would indeed make it possible for employers to pay less ...