U.S. Sen. Ben Ray Luján (D-N.M.) on Wednesday shared multiple documents regarding how the federal Drug Enforcement Administration and higher-ups handled a whistleblower’s recent allegations regard...

A recent decision from the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Pennsylvania, Johnson v. York Academy Regional Charter School, reminds employers of their obligation to meaningfully parti...

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This article recounts, as a lesson-learning exercise, a chain of events that played out in the 1990s — financial misconduct occurred, allegations were made about it, the response was weak, audits ...

Takeaways Effective 10.01.26, Maryland restricts mandatory meetings where employers share opinions on political or religious matters with employees and job applicants. The new law creates an admi...

It would be prohibitively tough to prove a fire sprinkler company violated federal labor law by rejecting several union organizers for jobs given evidence it exclusively hired workers who, unlike t...

He called it locker room talk. The federal agency called it a career-ending pattern A security guard who got fired - then declared unfit for all federal contract work - just lost his bid to overtur...

The wet-floor sign was a minute away - the customer was not A dealership employee mopped the floor, skipped the sign, and walked away. His coworker then called a customer right to the wet spot. Mar...

Flagged at risk on arrival, then assaulted for months on camera A detained teenage girl was flagged at risk of sexual abuse on arrival. Months later, a 60-year-old employee had assaulted her repeat...

A federal appeals court has sent Seattle's racial equity training program to trial over claims it helped create a hostile work environment. The Ninth Circuit ruled on September 28 that a former ci...