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Facebook whistleblower highlights Rohingya complaint at Leinster House - RTE.ie
Facebook whistleblower highlights Rohingya complaint at Leinster HouseRTE.
Read moreBritish ferry operator faces deadline to explain mass firing - The Seattle Times
LONDON (AP) — A U.K. ferry operator owned by the government of Dubai faces a Tuesday deadline to explain why it fired 800 workers without notice, while British authorities say they may seek crimi...
Read moreWhy are so many women and people of color working in poverty? - Oxfam America
More than 80 years ago, policymakers capitulated to the demands of racist Members of Congress and excluded millions of workers from federal labor law protections. The legacy of that decision endu...
Read moreYears after Star exposed business school rankings scam, UMKC settles with whistleblower - Kansas City Star
The University of Missouri-Kansas City has agreed to settle a lawsuit filed by a whistleblower who claimed he was fired from his job as a professor because he helped The Kansas City Star uncover ...
Read moreMinimal DOL Budget Boost in 2022 May Be Blunted by Rescue Cash - Bloomberg Law
Most agencies saw 2% to 3% increase in fiscal 2022 Enforcement funding from rescue plan still available The U.S. Labor Department is sitting on $135 million of leftover emergency funding from t...
Read moreState House debate: Is $3.89 minimum wage enough for tipped workers? - The Providence Journal
PROVIDENCE — In those corners of the Rhode Island work-world where employees rely on tips, the minimum an employer is required to pay is $3.89 an hour. The assumption: waiters, waitresses and ot...
Read moreOne in Three US Workers Earns Less Than $15 an Hour - Bloomberg Law
With an effort by Democrats to boost the national minimum wage stalled, a new report finds that on average one in three U.S. workers is still making less than $15 an hour, while the share of wome...
Read moreFalse Claims
A-list actress ‘blindsided’ by ex-husband’s ‘false’ claims she abused their son - NJ.com
A-list actress ‘blindsided’ by ex-husband’s ‘false’ claims she abused their sonNJ.