Every spring, seasonal allergies such as hay fever raise the same question: do recurring episodes of incapacity to work constitute new illnesses, or are they a continuation of the same underlying ...

Every spring, seasonal allergies such as hay fever raise the same question: do recurring episodes of incapacity to work constitute new illnesses, or are they a continuation of the same underlying ...

A former civil servant has revealed four simple ways to fix the "broken British state" after warning the UK will not be able to tackle the small boats crisis unless Whitehall undergoes major refor...

Canada’s Competition Bureau is encountering “administrative issues” in implementing an antitrust whistleblower reward programme, a senior agency official has said. Register for free to unlock full...

A new investigation by The Seattle Times is raising serious questions about how billions of taxpayer dollars are being handled in King County. The report focuses on the Department of Community and ...

Key Highlights Washington to Ban Most Noncompetes: ESHB 1155 renders nearly all noncompetition agreements void and unenforceable effective June 30, 2027. The law provides an an expanded definiti...

Rebecca Day filed a class action against Tractor Supply alleging the company failed to pay certain New York workers on a weekly basis in violation of New York labor law. While the case did not end...

Art O’Connor is a writer and manager of The Whistleblower. The Ditch and The Whistleblower held an event last Saturday, featuring a Ditch live podcast with photojournalist Eman Mohammed and conver...

Germany’s Federal Labor Court ruled that recurring seasonal allergies like hay fever may be considered a continuation of the same underlying condition rather than new illnesses. Employers can con...

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