Former Facebook employee turned whistleblower Frances Haugen made headlines last year after disclosing thousands of documents about the social media giant, and testifying before U.S. senators tha...

Denmark made history last June when it became Europe’s first country to pass a whistleblower protection law to comply with new EU rules. Media outlets, law firms and anti-corruption advocates off...

Joint Employer Lessons From Mass.

From salary and benefits, to the hiring process, to non-compete agreements, an array of new state legislation that affects small businesses in one way or another has taken effect as of the first ...

On January 3, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) Office of Inspector General (OIG) released a report entitled “Medical Processes and Communication Protocols Need Improvement at Irwi...

Oregon lawmakers have again proposed extending overtime rights to farmworkers, setting up what could be a contentious fight between farmers and farmworker advocates. Most non-farm hourly workers ...

Getting Japan’s companies to raise wages by 3 percent per year is one of Prime Minister Kishida Fumio’s declared goals, just as 2 percent annual hikes was a goal for Abe Shinzo before him. And ye...

An investigation of US cotton gins has identified 81% of the 71 cotton gin employers that were investigated between November 2019 and March 2021, violated labour laws within the Fair Labor Standa...

Netflix is all set to welcome its brand new Japanese thriller series The Journalist to its varied collection on January 13. The streaming giant has been a harbinger in changing the face of televi...

A new paper looks at "prevailing wage law," which requires a minimum rate for workers on government contracts. The researchers found this practice boosts pay and benefits for workers. Wider impl...