Research suggests that more than 60 percent of U.S. workers would like to be able to access their earnings before their regularly scheduled paydays. Responding to this desire, many employers and ...

Prisoners making license plates is a popular stereotype, but most of the nation’s 800,000 incarcerated workers hold jobs more similar to those on the outside: They cook and serve food, mop floors...

SHRM President and Chief Executive Officer Johnny C. Taylor, Jr., SHRM-SCP, is answering HR questions as part of a series for USA Today. Do you have an HR or work-related question you'd like him ...

Irwin Mitchell’s group profits before tax have plummeted from 43.1 million to 21.2 million, equivalent to a 51% cut, according to its 2022 financial results. Revenue at the firm has also fallen b...

Whistleblowers share similar accounts of helping investigations but being kept in the dark Lawsuits allege inconsistency, secrecy and capriciousness in SEC decision making Nine years have passe...

Altrincham law firm MLP Law has become the first law firm to be appointed a Member of the Greater Manchester Good Employment Charter – a scheme working to improve employment standards across Grea...

Franchise companies and businesses that rely on outsourced labor are keeping a close eye on the National Labor Relations Board’s proposal to broaden its legal test for determining whether one com...

Nine years have passed since David Danon began helping SEC investigators build a case against Vanguard, uncovering information about a scheme that led the company to return to its investment fund...

New independent contractor proposal expected any day ‘They don’t need a new regulation to go after the problems’ The Biden administration’s wage arm is following through on its promise to polic...

On August 23, the Washington Post published a story about a whistleblower complaint filed by Peiter Zatko, the former security lead and member of Twitter's executive team responsible for informat...