Zhang Zhan is charged under the offence of "picking quarrels and provoking trouble”, a broad and ambiguous law the CCP often invokes against political critics and journalists Chinese citizen journa...

At a glance A parliamentary proposal for mandatory transport allowances for private sector employees has been released. A minimum allowance of BD15 to mitigate rising living costs. It falls withi...

For most startups, survival hinges on one thing: how well resources are managed. In the race to cut costs and scale smartly, staffing becomes both a founder's greatest strength and toughest challen...

The Chronicle, via a confidential source, has received a copy of a whistleblower letter filed with the village of Croton-on-Hudson on September 8 by Code Enforcement Officer Thor Snilsberg. The le...

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The move comes after the company implemented a new uniform policy in May Starbucks is facing legal action from workers in three US states, who are accusing the coffee giant of refusing to reimburse...

Sept. 22 (UPI) -- A Chinese court has handed COVID-19 whistleblower Zhang Zhan an another four-year prison sentence, according to the United Nations. Zhang, 42, a former lawyer-turned-Chinese citi...