Whistleblower associate Liz Soltan wrote on the Taxpayers Against Fraud blog about the need for the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s whistleblower program to keep up with innovati...

WATERTOWN — The Jefferson County Board of Legislators is prepared to pass two resolutions denouncing recent actions, or threatened actions, taken by the state government. On Tuesday, the board’s ...

New York City’s pay transparency law, which will require most New York City employers to disclose salary ranges in their job postings, takes effect November 1, 2022. As we previously reported, th...

Uber's recent payout to resolve what New Jersey said were taxes owed for independent contractor misclassification brings attention to a less discussed element of the worker status debate, but does...

A group of companies tasked with rebuilding Puerto Rico's energy infrastructure in the wake of devastating hurricanes sued a former worker and urged a Puerto Rico federal court to block Houston-ba...

Inglewood residents have big decisions to make this election cycle when they go to the ballot Nov. 8. Residents will vote to either return Inglewood city council incumbents Mayor James Butts, and...

A former Hawthorn coach accused his colleagues of using “bullying and intimidation’’ against Indigenous players and running the AFL club like the “Russian Mafia’’. What we know: In new revelati...

Edward Snowden has gained Russian citizenship nine years after fleeing the United States and landing in Russia. On Monday, Russian president Vladimir Putin signed a decree granting citizenship to...

FedEx Ground Package System Inc. lost a bid to defeat claims it owes unpaid overtime to delivery workers in New Mexico, when a federal court rejected the company’s argument that the state’s minim...

An Ohio federal district court denied preliminary approval of a $183,680.73 settlement between Columbus Electric, Inc., and class members asserting claims of unpaid overtime in violation of the F...