Metra may be on shaky ground with its claim that a now-former employee breached her fiduciary duty to it by emailing purportedly confidential documents to her personal email account and to her att...

State wage doubles Federal minimum wage amount Workers in Washington in a variety of jobs will get a boost in their paychecks starting next year. As of Jan. 1, Washington workers must earn at lea...

In October, a former Facebook employee leaked a trove of documents detailing potential issues at the company. Facebook lobbyists attempted to smear her reputation among politicians in Washington...

A former loan officer for DHI Mortgage Co. can proceed with his class employment claims in a federal court because the arbitration agreement he signed wasn’t properly formed, the Ninth Circuit ru...

Year two of the COVID-19 pandemic brought many new legislative changes for New York employers, altering the landscape around workplace safety, employee pay, leave benefits, protected classes and ...

Mark Zuckerberg urged his employees not to apologize for Facebook’s ills as staffers called lawmakers in Washington, DC, in an effort to discredit whistleblower Frances Haugen, the Wall Street Jo...

Columnist Wendy King poses some ethical questions about how to walk the line between tattletale and whistleblower So, we made it through Christmas on the way to the new year. Omicron put a nasty ...

The Maryland Department of Health for months did not notify hundreds of people who may have received spoiled vaccines from a contractor, and an employee who reported the mishandled doses alleges ...

The Maryland Department of Health for months did not notify hundreds of people who may have received spoiled vaccines from a contractor, and an employee who reported the mishandled doses alleges ...

On December 22, 2021, Governor Jay Inslee sent a letter to Washington’s Employment Security Department (ESD) ordering it to not collect premiums under the Washington Cares Fund program until the ...