Tensions have emerged at the Public Accounts Committee after it was presented with an “ultra establishment” civil service-prepared press statement admonishing whistleblower Shane Corr. On Thursda...

KANSAS CITY, MO – After long days spent toiling in fields under a hot Missouri sun, immigrant workers returned to what was once a county jail where their employer housed them in unsanitary living...

On February 28, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Office of the Whistleblower posted five new Notices of Covered Actions (NoCAs). Each NoCA relates to a successful enforcement act...

In April 2020, Manuela Sepulveda, a home health aide in Chicago, informed her employer that she had tested positive for COVID-19 and needed to quarantine for two weeks to ensure her health and pr...

Employee...or Independent Contractor? Many logistics companies "engage" individuals to work for them, classifying them as independent contractors rather than employees. The nuanced distinctions b...

The minimum wage is a sort of litmus test. And not only for economists. For social justice advocates, too. Forget, for a moment, the economics of it. In essence, minimum wage legislation imposes ...

A “now hiring” sign is posted in the window of a restaurant in Los Angeles, California on January 28, 2022. Frederic J. Brown | AFP | Getty Images The latest nonfarm payroll report shows a labor ...

Subscribe to Our Mailing List > The National Labor Relations Act (Act) protects employees’ right to unionize (and not unionize), and to engage in other “protected concerted activity.” These...

write a lot about whistleblowers. They’re usually national security whistleblowers like Daniel Ellsberg, Ed Snowden, Jeffrey Sterling, Daniel Hale and Darin Jones. But I’ve become friendly with a...

France was given a second chance to pass a strong law to protect witnesses in the workplace from retaliation. Though receiving public praise, new legislation passed earlier this month does littl...