The tribunal believed neither side but still had to pick a winner He signed the payslips. He says the numbers weren’t on them yet. That was the central puzzle facing Singapore’s Employment Claims T...

Passwords, personal emails, five download sessions, and a forensic exam still underway Two former business owners stayed on as employees after selling up. Then the data downloads started. New Zeala...

For decades, a New York employee’s personnel file belonged, practically speaking, to the employer. The employee might glimpse it during an exit interview or a lawsuit. Otherwise, it stayed locked ...

The court found Amazon sought a zero-percent impairment rating under the guise of care An injured Amazon warehouse worker who spent 14 months without income got half of what he asked for in Tenness...

(NewsNation) — A Theranos whistleblower believes Elizabeth Holmes cannot escape the reality of her actions despite the success of a new documentary. A documentary about Holmes drew 2,000 sold-out ...

Three charges, one admission, and an appeals board that looked the other way A fired Mississippi state trooper won reinstatement - then lost it because the appeals board skipped the one charge he a...

A wrist injury, two failed surgeries, and a classroom incident that changed everything A preschool teacher fell at work, injured her wrist, and spent years fighting for benefits - even after her em...

Internal investigation omitted witness interviews identifying the guard at the center of the case A widow just cleared a major procedural hurdle in her lawsuit over her husband’s death by suicide i...

In today’s News and Commentary, the Department of Labor withdraws opinion letters underlying the “80/20 rule” for tipped employees, Instacart settles federal claims that it discriminated against U...