He deleted the WhatsApp evidence, made a false statement, then cried foul A probationary Hong Kong firefighter who helped run a colleague's fraudulent investment scheme has failed to overturn his d...

He signed a contractor handbook, moonlighted as a DJ, and never signed the employment agreement He helped build the business from the ground up, landed most of its early clients, and held the title...

He worked seven days a week from noon to midnight - the payslips told a different story A cook working 70-hour weeks at two Auckland restaurants was paid less than a fifth of what he earned. The Em...

His LinkedIn denial, "mirroring" retaliation and a birthday comment the Commission called "clumsy" A quality manager who was fired for combative behaviour, insubordination and making sexual comment...

She asked for two days from home. The university said no. She got one anyway A student advisor asked Victoria University for two work-from-home days a week. She got one - by order. The Fair Work Co...

U.S. Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch is concerned that a ruling instructing trial courts to defer to the U.S. Sentencing Commission's interpretation of federal sentencing guidelines could blow a...

Whistleblowers The UK has called for feedback on plans to reform its whistleblowing laws so that people who come forward with information that leads to a corporate conviction can be financially r...

He crashed an empty bus, went into cardiac arrest, and never woke up A school bus driver’s fatal cardiac arrest behind the wheel became a workers’ comp case his employer could not shake. The driver...

A child welfare worker who chose resignation over a COVID-19 jab has lost his religious discrimination appeal. The worker served 19 families for the Massachusetts Department of Children and Famili...

When ten OB-GYN doctors quit an Atlanta practice and opened shop next door, their former employer went to court - and lost. The Georgia Court of Appeals on October 15, 2026 affirmed the denial of ...