A user on TikTok has sparked a debate after sharing a video chastising a job applicant for requesting a starting wage of $17 per hour. “This is the stuff I love about hiring people,” says restaura...

The public will decide the fate of the unprecedented legislation California fast-food workers will have to wait almost two years to see if they’ll receive unprecedented power in the industry. Calif...

Michael Power, a Waterford-born accountant, is taking legal action against Telia The Swedish ambassador to Ireland has promised to look into the case of an Irish whistleblower who is taking legal a...

Michael Achimugu, a whistleblower said he exposed the corruption allegation against the presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Atiku Abubakar in order to prevent Nigerians fr...

On 25 January, the European Union and the United Nation Development Programme (UNDP) launched an online course on ‘Protecting the rights of whistleblowers’. Anti-corruption officers, whistleblowers...

Kennedy Shannon says she was fired from her city job in 2019 for reporting federal violations within Detroit's signature local business program, Motor City Match. Now, after repeated delays, her w...

Kate Palka, employment and commercial solicitor from The Legal Director, talks us through current and future employment law changes Employment law develops rapidly to reflect Government prioriti...

TORONTO, Jan 26 (Reuters) - Some of Canada's top investment banks plan to maintain staffing levels to meet client expectations for the same level of coverage through the ups and downs of business ...

Millbury-Sutton Chronicle SUTTON — The company that owns a Sutton hotel, already under scrutiny by town officials over repeated code violations, has been ordered to pay tens of thousands of dollars...

The tip economy is expanding, and some indeterminate number of consumers doesn’t like that. A January 23 Associated Press report observes that the ubiquity of tip screens has turned what once was a...