Alaska’s minimum wage will rise 51 cents, to $10.85 per hour, starting next year. The adjustment, announced last month by the Alaska Department of Labor, is intended to compensate for a 5% rise in ...

Princess Cruises, a subsidiary of Carnival Corp., Home Depot and other defendants were sued Monday in Georgia Northern District Court over alleged wage-and-hour violations. The lawsuit was brought ...

NAVEX, integrated risk and compliance management software, announces the findings of its 2022 Regional Whistleblowing Hotline Benchmark Report. The regional report contains European findings of it...

Guest columnist Gov. Bill Lee recently released propaganda about Amendment 1 that is full of falsehoods. The truth is we are being asked to vote on a constitutional amendment that limits the right...

As of Tuesday, most New York City employers have to include salary ranges upfront in job posts. The new salary transparency law peels back the curtain on six-figure salaries at some of the city's...

Boeing workers’ donations support local nonprofits Two Snohomish County nonprofits will receive a total of $780,000 from the Boeing Employees Community Fund, a charitable pool fully funded and man...

Nurses are still wary of potential repercussions of voicing concerns and some believe the presence of Freedom to Speak Up guardians has been ineffective in changing the culture More than 20,000 cas...

3 minute read Special to the USA TODAY Network Regarding "This is why New Jersey's temporary workers need stronger protections," NorthJersey.com, Oct. 25: Too often, politicians in Trenton respond ...

THERE IS little sign of the drama waning at the Frances Ruane-chaired Abbey Theatre, with Goldhawk hearing that a dreaded ‘whistleblower’ has been looking to shine a spotlight on the 7.5m pa funde...

The dismissal of a state claim against an organization over alleged health and safety violations does not necessarily mean that the organization is off the hook for damages related to those allege...