He says he documented every sick day for a genetic condition - and lost his job anyway A New York City transit cleaner says he was fired for taking documented sick days to manage a serious genetic ...

After 37 years, she says her exit came with a "retirement" letter she never asked for A 59-year-old manager says Duke Energy fired her after 37 years - then mailed her a letter congratulating her o...

Control - not a job title or a paycheck signature - decides who's on the hook A New York appeals court says a worker can pursue an individual manager over unpaid wages - even though the manager nev...

The alleged conduct was never judged - a filing clock ran out first A federal judge threw out a worker's discrimination claims against a labor-rights nonprofit - not on the facts, but because they ...

LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - Fayette County Public Schools Superintendent Demetrus Liggins announced his retirement Friday, effective immediately, amid an ongoing whistleblower complaint and a fresh cre...

He texted DSM Biomedical leadership a link to a song called “Rat in mi Kitchen.” A Black factory manager who took a new job, after he was suspended for texting two perceived threats to an employee...

A collapsed business sale left her jobless - then the Commission ruled on who ended the employment A worker wound down her job, moved out of her company house, and lined up a role with the buyer of...

A direct instruction to read one short policy went ignored - and it decided the case A veteran banker said he was drowning in work. The Fair Work Commission still upheld his sacking. A National Aus...

An early test of the new casual-conversion rules just reset how HR should handle these notices Australia's workplace tribunal has weighed in on the country's new casual-conversion rules, and it sid...

A New York City hospital violated federal labor law by imposing a branded-uniform policy without bargaining with its nurses' union, a National Labor Relations Board judge ruled, saying the dress co...