Monday morning musings for workplace watchers. OSHA Out of Time?|WHD’s Thinning Ranks Bruce Rolfsen: OSHA’s plans to resurrect its Covid-19 standard for health-care workers may encounter stiff le...

Law firm Gordons has selected Smart Works Leeds, which helps women across the city secure employment and change the trajectory of their lives, as its charity partner for the next 12 months. Gordo...

Union members at a F-35 fighter jet manufacturing plant in Texas voted on Sunday to ratify a new contract with Lockheed Martin Corp. that included wage hikes and improvements to retirement benefi...

TOMS RIVER — Ocean County sheriff’s officers are prohibited from using marijuana when off duty, despite a memo from acting New Jersey Attorney General Matthew Platkin asserting that they can. Sh...

On 21st April, the Council of Europe Project “Strengthening Protection of Social and Economic Rights in Georgia” launched the online HELP course on Labour Rights as Human Rights in Georgia. The c...

A vet who left the Department of Agriculture and Environment in Northern Ireland has received a 1.25 million settlement and apology after a successful constructive dismissal claim. Dr Tamara Bro...

'Respect in the workplace' and 'protection of WPP’s assets' were top concerns. WPP has seen a surge in the number of staff contacting its whistleblower hotline – with almost 500 incidents in 2021...

P&O Ferries has been forced to reverse an attempt to pay its new, cheaper agency workers even less money. It comes after the RMT Union received reports of agency workers at Dover being asked...

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. (AP) — Western Kentucky University’s general counsel of more than 25 years sued the school and several top administrators last week, claiming she was wrongfully terminated and ...

Western Kentucky University’s general counsel of more than 25 years sued the school and several top administrators last week, claiming she was wrongfully terminated and defamed. Deborah Wilkins a...