; ; ; THE US TOURISM arm of State transport company CIÉ has had to pay back more than $4.28 million to the American government after a whistleblower flagged that it should not have received the mo...

ALAMOGORDO, NM — Staff at the Otero County Detention Center are breaking their silence, issuing a desperate plea for help as they navigate what they describe as a "lethal" work environment. In a s...

In a recent ruling, a federal court in New Jersey granted an employer’s request to transfer a remote employee’s suit alleging age discrimination and unlawful failure to grant medical accommodation...

with coverage on why experts think the University of Pennsylvania may face an uphill battle fighting the U. S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission's request for information on Jewish staff and ...

LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- A current employee of L.A. County's Office of Emergency Management is alleging a now former colleague, who had a crucial role as the Eaton Fire raged the first night in Altad...

National Labor Relations Board general counsel Crystal Carey's early guidance to board prosecutors has shown a range of discretion that the agency's top prosecutor wields, experts said, as she cont...

Most California employers took care of the February 1, 2026 distribution deadline under SB 294 — the Workplace Know Your Rights Act. But many have not yet addressed the law’s second compliance obl...

The employee, Cherokee Staples, is seeking up to $550,000 in damages as she alleges complaints about a supervisor’s alleged “inappropriate” comments and failure to follow UO policy. Staples worked...

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We are proud to share that George Avraam, a distinguished trial and appellate litigation partner managing the Firm’s Toronto office, has been inducted as a Fellow of the American College of Trial L...