In Short No labour law violations found in Infosys terminations Affected individuals were trainees, not employees Final report on layoffs to be submitted within a week The Karnataka labour depar...

Jamie Reed doesn’t fit the stereotype of an expert witness speaking on behalf of Republican legislation dealing with sex and gender. A self-described “queer woman politically to the left of Bernie...

Being a whistleblower is a difficult, often thankless task. Typically, a lonely pursuit that pits an individual against a more powerful organisation; it is not uncommon to become an outcast — pain...

A team led by additional labour commissioner (industrial relations) G Manjunath, on orders of labour minister Santhosh Lad, visited the two campuses of Infosys in Mysuru and Bengaluru, and vetted t...

A software engineer who was fired from the Walt Disney Co. is suing his former employer in California state court, claiming he unfairly took the fall after his and other Disney employees' sensitive...

The U.S. Mint has hidden its five diversity, equity, and inclusion personnel from President Trump’s axe—and has even deleted the chief DEI officer’s background from its website, a whistleblower ha...

A California federal court ruled it had no jurisdiction over a suit by two drivers lodging wage and hour claims under state law against a food distributor, allowing the case to... To view the full ...

Quick Hits Employers are required to comply with all aspects of the law by the June 1, 2025, effective date. The definition of “musculoskeletal injuries and disorders” was replaced by “work-relat...

Case surge from fired federal workers jams federal board This article features Government Accountability Project and was originally published here. Washington — A bubble is quickly forming inside t...