The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit revived a decade-old lawsuit alleging that Omaha, Neb.-based Werner Enterprises failed to adequately pay its student drivers. On Wednesday, Aug. 3...

The Court of Appeal has upheld tribunal and EAT decisions that a whistle-blower who was dismissed for criticising a colleague when making a whistle-blowing allegation was not automatically unfair...

FBI director Christopher Wray testified he found it “deeply troubling” when he read recent whistleblower allegations that bureau agents had falsely labeled accurate information about Hunter Biden...

Frances Haugen famously blew the whistle against her then-employer, Facebook. She says we must recognize that the gap between fast-changing tech and slow-moving governments will continue to widen...

NEW ORLEANS – The U.S. Department of Labor has found that the wages of hundreds of painters and drywall workers employed by a Louisiana contractor on construction projects, including work at New ...

New concepts The Act contains several new concepts that apply across numerous credits. When evaluating the applicability of many of the credits provided for in the Act, taxpayers will need to be ...

LOS ANGELES — Long Beach this week became the fourth city in Southern California to move forward with an ordinance to increase the minimum wage to $25 for health care workers in the private secto...

New York wants court approval of a $100,000 settlement to resolve a whistleblower’s allegations that global headhunter Egon Zehnder defrauded the state of $13.25 million in corporate franchise ca...

WASHINGTON — Today U.S. Senators Josh Hawley (R-Mo.) and Ron Johnson (R-Wis.) sent a letter to Department of Defense (DoD) Acting Inspector General Sean O’Donnell calling for an immediate investi...

BreAnn Scally quit her job at PetSmart in September of 2021. She had been bathing and grooming dogs at the retail chain’s Salinas, California, store for seven months, and she struggled to get by ...