Fred Madden

A bill would raise the maximum weekly benefit for temporary disability and family leave by more than $200, helping people who make roughly $60,000 to $73,700.

Sexual extortion would become a specific crime in New Jersey, under a bill endorsed Monday by a Senate committee.

Labor and Workforce Development Commissioner Robert Asaro-Angelo was grilled by senators at a three-hour hearing Thursday.

Democrats joined Republicans in expressing their frustration that unemployment offices and others aren't fully reopened to the public.

Sen. Fred Madden says medical students learn to conduct pelvic exams using anesthetized and unconscious patients who don't know it is going to take place.

The charge would become a disorderly persons offense and apply only when there is intent to infect and steps aren't taken to try to prevent that.

New legislation gives a wider window of time before business tax rates spike to try and replenish the state's Unemployment Trust Fund.

Because the unemployment fund is drained, payroll taxes are due to jump significantly next July. A bill seeks to limit, though not block, the increase.

A proposed constitutional amendment will be before voters next November, after it barely achieved the needed three-fifths supermajority in the Legislature.

The bill's sponsors say they're now just putting current rules on worker misclassification into law. Opponents insist that's not the case.