A California vineyard management company is at the center of a labor controversy connected to a program that allows workers from overseas into the U.S. to temporarily perform agricultural work. Th...

Five U.S. states will vote this November on whether to eliminate language in their state constitutions that allows a form of slavery as a punishment in prisons, an exception written into the 13th ...

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Two senior Social Security officials who exposed massive, unprecedented fines imposed on disabled and poor elderly people — prompting multiple inquiries and halting the practice — now say they’ve ...

The U.S. Department of Labor’s Wage and Hour Division found a Kauaʻi restaurant allowed eight underage employees to work beyond the hours permitted by federal law and denied overtime pay to 18 wor...

In 1977, the Florida Legislature enacted section 760.10 Unlawful Employment Practices. There have been revisions in the interim, but a major revision was passed in 2022, referred to by the legislat...

In an interview with iPolitics, Frances Haugen said the root of an unhealthy online climate is how platforms are engineered. Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen says Ottawa has an opportunity to ...

Andrea Whelan claims the district violated the Texas Whistleblower Act and the National Defense Authorization Act. DALLAS — A former Dallas ISD auditor has filed a lawsuit against the district, acc...

EDITOR'S VIEW: CQC praises whistleblowers but is 50% rise a concern?

NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – The state of New Mexico will be paying a big chunk of change to two former New Mexico Children, Youth, and Families Department caseworkers who claim they were forced to quit th...