Friday, March 20, 2026 The Services Sector Education and Training Authority (Services SETA) has committed to restoring justice for employees dismissed after raising concerns about alleged irregular...

When golf-ball-sized hail and 60 mph winds slammed the east coast of Florida in May, Chris Jadin came home to a truck covered in dents and glass all over the floor of his house, his skylight shatt...

Richland School District 1 is considering two new policies that would support a hotline for complaints, as well as new protections for employees that might come forward with allegations of abuse or...

Conflict displaces people from places, not from their skills. There are marketers, developers, designers, analysts and entrepreneurs around the world whose careers have been interrupted by conflic...

YORK, Maine — The former director of York Hospital’s laboratory is suing the hospital in federal court, alleging he was illegally fired in retaliation for raising safety concerns and in violation o...

The advice to companies? Keep it professional and beware unwelcome familiarity A major high street store is running a campaign this season based on dressing well and being complimented, with actres...

Washington State has long taken a skeptical view of noncompetition agreements—and that skepticism is now on the brink of becoming a complete ban. Washington State has long taken a skeptical view of...

A Texas federal judge has finalized a permanent injunction preventing the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) from enforci...

The so-called whistleblower letter rocked Atlanta City Hall. Days after Mayor Andre Dickens completed a successful push to put the city’s inspector general on a shorter leash last year, five of th...