Employer’s failure to identify new complaint by employee breached duty of good faith In Mowat v Christchurch Boys’ High School Board of Trustees [2025] NZERA 855, the Employment Relations Authority...

Maryland lawmakers hit pause this week after explosive whistleblower testimony alleged that some of the state's nonprofit hospital systems quietly shifted billions of dollars into offshore insuran...

Is Disney Cutting Jobs in 2026? Yes. Disney is reportedly planning to eliminate as many as 1,000 roles — with the Marketing department expected to be heavily impacted. The latest cost-cutting init...

A sweeping piece of legislation approved by the legislature’s Labor and Public Employees Committee continues to balloon, with more sections and technical changes added in the past week. HB 5003 is...

Compliance called it illegal – then told leadership to just reword it A federal appeals court has upheld a $3.39 million verdict against a transportation company whose president directed HR to hire...

A racial threat, a weapon, and a next-day firing – now the court wants answers A Pepsi worker fired one day after reporting a racial threat just had his discrimination case revived by a federal app...

In today’s news and commentary, California labor backs state antitrust reform, USMCA Panel finds labor rights violations in Mexican Mine, and UPS agrees to cap their driver buyout offers in their ...

Nuclear power generation has a new concern to deal with. Over the past few decades, the world has slowly begun to revive the global nuclear energy industry. But when a whistleblower inside a nucle...