In late April, Minneapolis city attorneys received a document alleging that a high-ranking veteran officer within the Minneapolis Police Department had been punished by his superiors for providing...

The Security Industry Authority (SIA) has been given prescribed person status under the Public Interest Disclosure Act 1998 (PIDA), after the start of a Statutory Instrument that was laid before P...

When a claim adds a new body part, causation is everything – here's why Tennessee court blocks a workers' comp neck claim after the treating doctor cannot confirm the work injury caused it. Tenness...

A handbook, a missed deadline, and a firing that came too soon – here's what went wrong When you set a deadline in writing and then fire someone before it arrives, your own paperwork can undo you. ...

A county employee's duties quietly expanded. A filing error made all the difference A New York court just ruled that doing your boss's job – without your boss's pay grade – is out-of-title work HR ...

Nicholas Enrich worked for the United States Agency for International Development under four administrations and was dismissed after leaking memos detailing plans to shut it down. He writes about ...

No proof of harm needed – just a paperwork slip-up in the hiring process California just made it easier to sue employers over background check paperwork – and the employer does not even need to hav...

A two-hour firing, no investigation, and a "retirement" story the worker says never happened A 71-year-old worker says Home Depot ended his 23-year career in minutes - then told coworkers he chose ...

She complained, took leave, came back - then lost her job weeks later, the suit alleges A Kate Spade store manager says she was fired weeks after returning from medical leave - and alleges her term...