Stacie Cheadle outlines reforms under the Employment Rights Act and the recent consultation on how the proposals might work in practice In recent years, employers in the UK have faced significant l...

Videos recorded by students have helped expose bullying as well as glorify school fights. North Carolina law requires students to turn off their phones during instructional time to try to reduce ou...

Data shows young people are five times more likely to be affected 26 February 2026 The number of UK workers on zero-hours contracts has hit a record high, according to new analysis from the Work F...

A specialist in employment and public law, Ms McIlveen is qualified in four jurisdictions, frequently acting in England and Wales and both jurisdictions on the island of Ireland. She is one of fou...

Craig Patterson tells HRNews about the differences between redundancy procedures in Great Britain and Northern Ireland.

They sent a letter to Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard raising concerns about the handling of a whistleblower complaint. Top-ranking Democrats, including U.S. Rep. Jim Himes of Conn...

The U.S. Department of Labor sided with two workers in Houston, Texas, after they raised asbestos concerns and were fired. Now, two Houston-based construction companies, Rise Construction LLC and ...

A digital safe allows workers to speak up about concerns even in places without strong whistleblower protections, Mary Inman, a founding board member of Psst, said in an interview. In recent weeks,...

The regulator is considering whether monetary rewards can offset the career risks of reporting fraud Whistleblowing has been a key component in the discovery of fraud and illegality since US naval ...