The Défenseur des Droits ("Defender of Rights") received more than 900 whistleblower-related complaints in 2025, compared to 519 in 2024. In its annual report, it attributes this rise in part to g...

Whistleblowing in France is on the rise, according to the independent authority in charge of protecting those who speak out in the public interest. The Défenseur des Droits has seen an increase in ...

Accidents Once regarded as the gold standard in aerospace engineering, Boeing has spent years battling allegations of cost-cutting, quality control failures and whistleblower warnings that have pla...

Sheffield and Chesterfield-based law firm BRM has strengthened its employment law team following the qualification of Jade Taylor as a solicitor. Jade joined the firm in 2023 as a specialist emplo...

On June 12, 2026, the International Labour Conference adopted the Convention Concerning Decent Work in the Platform Economy (No. 193), the first international labor standard specifically designed ...

with coverage on why a Third Circuit overtime ruling could push more gap time claims into state court, Starbucks' long-shot challenge to the National Labor Relations Board's key test for anti-union...

Whistleblowers get the blunt end of the stick in Australia. They do great public good but suffer for protection. Rex Patrick reports on KPMG and the live Neometals case. Rules are important German...

Connecticut recently joined a growing number of states with laws targeting the use of artificial intelligence-infused tools in workplace decision-making, a move that highlights a trend toward trans...

In November 2025, Albert Einstein Academy Elementary schoolers went on Thanksgiving break with a principal and came back without one. For the seven months since, there have been swirling questions...

The Beltway Buzz is a weekly update summarizing labor and employment news from inside the Beltway and clarifying how what’s happening in Washington, D.C., could impact your business. President Tru...