On February 17, 2022, the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) proposed a rule to update its Agriculture Acquisition Regulation (AGAR), which has not had a major revision since 1996. On...

An electrical workers union and a former employee urged an Illinois federal judge to toss a pharmaceutical company supplier's suit claiming they violated a settlement agreement by appealing the Na...

A Quicksburg nonprofit must pay over $40,000 in back wages to 40 workers for failing to have a valid certificate to pay them below the minimum wage. Investigators found that Shen-Paco's certifica...

0 SOUTHEND Council is investigating allegations of bullying and fraud made by a whistleblower, who claims to have been suspended for raising the issues. Opposition councillors want Government ...

A federal appeals court upheld the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s decision to deny a Bear Stearns broker a whistleblower award. Judge Karen LeCraft Henderson, writing for a U.S. Court ...

Last year, Uber turned a quarterly profit for the first time ever. But a major obstacle stands in the way of the rideshare company repeating that achievement: a $92 million bill owed to the Ameri...

An independent investigation into the workplace behavior of Andy Dinh, CEO of the esports organization TSM, has found “no unlawful conduct” by the executive, according to public statements releas...

DALLAS (KDAF) — The long-awaited sequel to Top Gun, Top Gun: Maverick is now out in theaters, and the spirit of fun, DFW Airport employees showed off their acting chops. On Twitter, airport offic...

As of January 1, 2023, Tennessee will require all private employers with at least 35 employees to use E-Verify and maintain E-Verify case results. E-Verify is a federal electronic database intend...