Elias Weiss A couple of months after The Golden Margarita closed, an ongoing legal battle is raging between the business's former staff, who claim they are owed unpaid wages, and its owners, Sar...

A Central Washington orchard operator is temporarily barred from hiring foreign farmworkers through a widely known visa program after a federal investigation found the company shirked its legal r...

CLAYTON — St. Louis County voters will decide Tuesday whether to strengthen whistleblower protections for county employees reporting allegations of wrongdoing. The whistleblower measure, Proposit...

Facebook was accused in court this week of misunderstanding basic human rights law after it tried to claim it wasn’t responsible for traumatising a content moderator who watched a beheading video...

Legislative staff have waited around four months to learn whether Senate President Karen Spilka would recognize their unionization effort with IBEW Local 2222, and on Thursday Spilka seemed to sh...

Analysis: recent cases strengthen protections for debate, but questions remain around workplace conflicts The decision, on Wednesday, that LGB Alliance founder and barrister Allison Bailey had su...

A nurse sacked after speaking out about a patient’s death has won a record 460,000 payout after an employment tribunal found there was ‘close proximity’ between her launching a whistleblowing pro...

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 ...

Determining how and where people work can have long-lasting impacts on a company and its culture, and it’s critical that business leaders take it seriously, says Kathryn Kaminsky of Pricewaterhou...

Environmental, social and governance (ESG) corporate compliance standards have become a mainstream non-finance branch of business evaluation, advocated and promoted worldwide by the UN. ESG stand...