Kansas City, Mo./Wichita, Ks. (January 23, 2023) - There were a number of changes to the labor and employment laws of Nebraska and Oklahoma in 2022. In the Cornhusker State, these changes were init...

The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC or Commission) had an active fourth quarter, rounding out a record-breaking calendar year that saw several significant enforcement actions and regulat...

Limits haven’t been updated since 1970s DOL says change not on regulatory agenda Democrats and safety organizations want the US Labor Department to go further in its child labor enforcement effo...

Twitter staff can tweet from any account, according to an FTC complaint seen by The Washington Post. The ex-Twitter engineer behind the complaint said it was called "GodMode," and the company didn...

Pic: Shutterstock A survey carried out by law firm William Fry has found that only 17% of Irish employers know what their ESG (environment, social, and governance) obligations are, and have no c...

1 in 5: Nearly one in five organisations have whistleblowing processes that could be viewed as highly untrustworthy by their employees 92% of leaders are likely to act on Whistleblowing reports to...

A TWITTER whistleblower has brought to light that the company, allegedly, still possesses a program that allows its engineers to tweet a post from any account with impunity. The whistleblower has ...

SOUTH PLAINFIELD - A former pre-K special education teacher has gone to court claiming she was fired from the borough school district in retaliation for complaining about violations of law and coo...

SOUTH PLAINFIELD - A former pre-K special education teacher has gone to court claiming she was fired from the borough school district in retaliation for complaining about violations of law and coo...

A hospital consultant who raised safety concerns about a new procedure has been awarded 219,000 compensation for unfair dismissal. Jasna Macanovic, a consultant nephrologist (meaning she worked w...