He blamed his English. The Commission looked at what the riders actually reported An Uber driver who two passengers reported for making them uncomfortable during trips has lost his bid to overturn ...

The assault allegation was never in dispute - but whose problem was it? A New York appeals court has ruled a physical therapy practice cannot be held liable for a staffer’s alleged sexual assault. ...

Safety audits and on-site reps were not enough to shift liability A 29-year-old demolition worker died after a catwalk collapsed at a shuttered Pennsylvania power plant. The worker was employed by ...

Her insurer said she was gone - her employer said her job was waiting A cosmetology school worker’s fight for unemployment benefits collapsed - not because of her employer, but her own testimony. T...

Nine cylinders of nitrogen went into the transformer over 90 minutes A transformer subcontractor has been convicted and fined $120,000 over nitrogen risks at a NSW solar farm. The Industrial Court ...

She worked regular hours on a set roster - but her contract said casual She cleaned houses on a regular roster for over a year. Her employer still called it casual. The Employment Court of New Zeal...

A Department of the Interior audit reveals severe understaffing and diverted funds in the Bureau of Indian Affairs Missing and Murdered Unit as whistleblowers speak out. The Brief Two Bureau of I...

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The Brief Two Bureau of Indian Affairs whistleblowers are raising concerns about cold case handling following a U.S. Department of the Interior audit detailing severe understaffing and backlogs. ...