New Idaho employees and those making changes to their withholding must fill out the state withholding certificate starting in 2020, the state tax commission said Jan. 24.

A $97,500 settlement between Pennsylvania State University and a former adjunct research assistant, who says he had a “gentleman’s agreement” with the university but was never paid for his work, isn’t enforceable, a federal judge in Philadelphia ruled Thursday.

The D.C. Circuit appeared open to dismissing the government’s appeal in a case that challenges the revival of a landmark collection of U.S. worker pay data by gender and race, if a lower court resolves how many employers must still turn over pay data to the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.

Avis Budget Group Inc. faces a suit in New Jersey federal court by a group of former employees in four states who claim the international vehicle-rental and car-sharing company violated wage and break provisions of federal and state labor laws.

Jan. 29, 31: Semiweekly depositors—Deposit Social Security, Medicare, and withheld federal income taxes.

A paid leave proposal won final approval from Vermont state lawmakers, and a plan to increase the minimum wage isn’t far behind, although both bills face potential vetoes from Gov. Phil Scott.