Though owner David Cooley gave no official reason for putting The Abbey up for sale last week, the L.A. Business Journal says the blame lies directly with West Hollywood’s new minimum wage law. A ...

A Marin County jury has awarded a nearly $1.3 million judgment to a Fairfax resident who claimed he was fired in 2020 after objecting to his employer’s alleged violation of COVID-19 restrictions. ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Baristas working at Sunergos Coffee and a handful of Louisville-area Starbucks stores went on strike Monday in a call for contract agreements on better working conditions, the Se...

Original reporting by José Luis Martínez. Compiled by Madeline Papcun. If you worked for a Connecticut employer and weren’t paid for your time, you may be able to file a wage complaint. Wage theft...

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Augusta Wood worked in IT support under a federal contractor for the Department of Veteran Affairs in Florida for about four years. It seemed like a safe job. Instead, Wood experienced thousands o...

The trial of the six men accused of arranging a hit on whistleblower Babita Deokaran is set to begin in the Johannesburg High Court on July 17. They stand accused of the murder of the alleged whis...

Whistleblowing is steadily growing to become the dominant theme in ethics literature. It has earned a prime position as a forceful vehicle not only for delivering clarity and openness in workplace...

The growing carbon credit and related derivatives markets continue to attract the attention of regulatory agencies and law enforcement. The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has just...

A Connecticut Superior Court judge ordered a more than $1.3 million judgment last week in a class action lawsuit brought by servers who argued that the Chip’s Family Restaurant chain failed to pay...