Senator Barbara Pocock says the changes at the top of KPMG’s management should not be used as a justification to let the firm back into the consulting fold. The Greens have accused accounting firm ...

He ran nights for 18 years, then got moved to days over a theft suspicion A grocery and produce company that moved a long-serving night shift supervisor to days after suspecting theft did not const...

Vows of obedience, a weekly stipend, JobKeeper - but the commission still found no employment Can a priest be unfairly dismissed by his own religious order? A South Australian ruling says no - and ...

A terminal diagnosis wasn't the deciding factor - an overlooked entitlement was An employer told a terminally ill worker his job had ended by law. The Fair Work Commission found he was dismissed. A...

A terminal diagnosis wasn't the deciding factor - an overlooked entitlement was An employer told a terminally ill worker his job had ended by law. The Fair Work Commission found he was dismissed. A...

All three of his complaints counted as protected - so how did the employer still answer the claim A data engineer sacked during probation said his complaints got him fired. A court disagreed, and h...

His own ER visit told a different story than his injury claim A Delaware worker who blamed his bad back on the job lost his appeal for workers' compensation after the board doubted his account. On ...

Two earlier losses didn't end it - now she can argue she was pushed out for whistleblowing A federal appeals court has revived a fired public corporation CEO's due process claim, ruling a lower cou...

Incorporating in DC wasn't enough to bring the case under its human rights law A remote worker's discrimination and retaliation case was dismissed - not on the facts, but on where the alleged condu...

His own doctors said he was fit to work - so how did the railroad keep him sidelined A federal appeals court sided with Union Pacific this week, ruling the railroad lawfully kept a conductor off th...