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Samherji vs. Odee: Art, Accountability, and the Limits of Parody - Whistleblower Network News
Samherji, Iceland’s largest fishing company, is suing Oddur Eysteinn Friðriksson, an Icelandic art student known as Odee. The lawsuit concerns a spoof of the company’s website created by the artis...
Read moreHow Cultural Norms Help Companies Exploit Unpaid Workers - ProMarket
Eric Posner examines how businesses exploit cultural expectations to frame certain activities as non-work, creating a form of monopsony power that allows them to extract labor without compensation...
Read moreHearing on Oversight of FBI's Security Clearances for Whistleblowers - C-SPAN
00:00:15 THE SUBCOMMITTEE WILL COME TO ORDER WITHOUT OBJECTION AND THEY ARE AUTHORIZED TO COLOR RECESS AT ANY TIME AND WE WELCOME EVERYBODY TO TODAY'S HEARING. THE... Show Full Text 00...
Read moreRecent developments in employment law: two Supreme Court decisions which look beyond the contract of employment - Farrer & Co
2024 continues to be a landmark year for employment law. Recently, we wrote about the Labour Government’s major proposals for employment reform, and earlier this month we saw two separate decision...
Read moreFederal AI legislation: An evaluation of existing proposals and a road map forward - Economic Policy Institute
EPI is an independent, nonprofit think tank that researches the impact of economic trends and policies on working people in the United States. EPI’s research helps policymakers, opinion leaders, ad...
Read moreSalary Test Here to Stay for Employers Following Overtime Rules - Bloomberg Law
Barclay Damon’s Lee Jacobs explains process for employers DOL salary threshold rule upheld in Mayfield case When it comes to complying with the federal Fair Labor Standards Act, many employers a...
Read moreFalse Claims
Moving company agrees to settle allegations of providing payments, gifts to military members to influence surveys, obtain additional business - The Troy Times Tribune
By Tribune Staff • A moving company has agreed to pay $325,000 to resolve allegations that it violated the False Claims Act by attempting to influence military members’ evaluation of its moving se...
