Listen now Listen to this article now 03:29 EnglishDeutschFrançais Español汉语Italiano Powered byTrinity Audio The attorneys for a woman and her niece who say they were severely injured when an emp...

A jury decided Friday that former Chicago police Detective Beth Svec is entitled to more than $4.35 million in damages under the Illinois Whistleblower Act. Svec sued the Chicago Police Departmen...

The Seventh Circuit on Friday affirmed the Department of Veterans Affairs' win over a pharmacy technician's claim that she was denied promotions and additional sick leave for her diabetes, but it...

Two Court-reinstituted laws require Michigan employers to immediately pay most employees a $12 per hour minimum wage and provide more generous paid sick time than what had been required by laws t...

The chief executive/chief financial officer of a company that owned rental property in California could be held personally liable for the company's failure to pay wages to two tenants who were pe...

A former First Data Technologies Inc. call center representative with a bad back raised triable questions on whether her disability caused her to be fired, not her performance issues, a divided F...

A growing number of states and municipalities are restricting the types of inquiries employers can make during hiring, creating concerns with what employers can include or must include on job app...

With U.S. Senator Chuck Grassley Q: What prompted your decades-long support for whistleblowers? A: The founding cornerstone of American self-government “of, by and for the people” means governmen...

Three Utah teens who started their first job in the last six months share why they work and what they’re learning on the job New 2021 statistics could show the beginning of an upward trend in sum...