THE World Cup is here and Said Martinez is one 52 referees at the tournament. Martinez, 34, is a highly experienced official and will become the first Honduras-born ref to take charge of a World C...

A former manager at Australia’s leading federally funded women’s safety organisation has accused the agency of denying her the right to return to her job after having a baby, exposing a stark looph...

On June 12, 2026, the International Labour Conference adopted the Convention Concerning Decent Work in the Platform Economy (No. 193), the first international labor standard specifically designed ...

Former xAI engineer Devin Kim has sued xAI and SpaceX, alleging wrongful termination over Grok safety concerns. The lawsuit claims Kim was fired shortly before a planned safety presentation to co...

The Défenseur des Droits ("Defender of Rights") received more than 900 whistleblower-related complaints in 2025, compared to 519 in 2024. In its annual report, it attributes this rise in part to g...

Whistleblowing in France is on the rise, according to the independent authority in charge of protecting those who speak out in the public interest. The Défenseur des Droits has seen an increase in ...

Accidents Once regarded as the gold standard in aerospace engineering, Boeing has spent years battling allegations of cost-cutting, quality control failures and whistleblower warnings that have pla...

Sheffield and Chesterfield-based law firm BRM has strengthened its employment law team following the qualification of Jade Taylor as a solicitor. Jade joined the firm in 2023 as a specialist emplo...

On June 12, 2026, the International Labour Conference adopted the Convention Concerning Decent Work in the Platform Economy (No. 193), the first international labor standard specifically designed ...

with coverage on why a Third Circuit overtime ruling could push more gap time claims into state court, Starbucks' long-shot challenge to the National Labor Relations Board's key test for anti-union...