We recently provided our predictions for what education employers could expect to see in the area of workplace law over the next year as part of our FP Forecast series – but we had too many insig...

Like malware and computer viruses themselves, the consequences of cyberbreaches have a way of spreading in unpredictable ways. A recent ransomware attack on third-party payroll and timekeeping so...

The “vast majority” of nursing home operators who received a 10% boost in Medicaid funding from the state used most of the money to boost the wages for frontline workers who feed, bathe and chang...

In the technical, legal sense, “whistleblowing” involves invoking formal processes established by statute for a person (usually an employee) to protect herself/himself from retaliation for report...

Val Broeksmit at the premiere of "The Gravedancers" at Lowes 34th Street Theater in New York in April 2006.Mat Szwajkos / Getty Images file A reputed federal informant and whistleblower who went ...

What you need to know The Anti-Money Laundering Act of 2020 (AMLA) gives the US Department of Justice (DOJ) significantly enhanced powers to combat money laundering. It coincides with recent pro...

Edward Snowden, a government surveillance whistleblower, has revealed that he was instrumental in the development of the privacy token Zcash (ZEC). A video from Zcash Media includes an interview ...

Martin Lewis has warned that half a million people on the National Living Wage might be underpaid. The MoneySavingExpert said workers could be underpaid if they are required to buy items to do th...