Experts of the Council of Europe Project “Continued support to promoting social human rights in Ukraine” participated in the development of Draft Law No. 5344-d "On amendments to some laws of Ukra...

Pre-apprenticeship program helps disadvantaged young people overcome barriers WASHINGTON – To help remove academic and training barriers faced by young people, the U.S. Department of Labor today an...

Walt Disney Parks and Resorts US Inc. was sued Tuesday in Florida Middle District Court over alleged employment discrimination. The court action was filed by Jundi Legal on behalf of Virgen Diaz-R...

Border Patrol agents were ordered to release a convicted murderer because he had contracted the coronavirus and Homeland Security didn’t want to house him, according to a former high-ranking immig...

Recent announcements suggest the government has moved away from amending UK employment law via an all-encompassing Employment Bill. Instead, it is supporting changes proposed by backbench MPs throu...

Low Levels of Reporting Driven by Lack of Trust in Current Processes As Chief Compliance Officers (CCOs) continue to face challenges in restoring employee misconduct reporting to pre-pandemic lev...

CHICAGO - Testimony in a Chicago police whistleblower lawsuit opened Tuesday, with Officer Isaac Lambert recounting the first hours of the investigation into the 2017 shooting of an unarmed, autist...

A former SpaceX employee is alleging in an essay published Wednesday that he experienced ageism while working at the Elon Musk-run company, and has filed a complaint claiming discrimination with Wa...

Washington Post: Biden’s Pledge to Close Private Migrant Prisons Remains Unfulfilled This article features Government Accountability Project whistleblower client claims and was originally published...

The Kerala High Court on Wednesday directed the Director of Central Bureau of Investigation to take up the investigation into the death of Malabar Cements whistleblower V. Saseendran and his two mi...