Tech industry group the Chamber of Progress is urging the Justice Department to rein in law enforcement’s pursuit of digital data like location history in the wake of a Supreme Court ruling overt...

Staff report In 2015, Tim Williams, then a 14-year employee with the Cabinet for Health and Family Services in the Northern Kentucky region, filed a whistleblower lawsuit claiming he experienced ...

After 17 years at the corporation counsel's office in Waterbury, Connecticut, and a few years at Berchem Moses PC in Milford, Paula N. Anthony talks about her decision to join Littler... Want to ...

BOSTON - Two top ranking state employees are speaking out, claiming the state did not follow health care regulations into the soldiers' homes where more than 100 veterans died during the COVID pa...

Employers will need to assess pandemic and workplace circumstances in order to justify mandatory COVID-19 testing of employees going forward, the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEO...

The Singapore's Worker's Compensation Act (WICA) may be extended to apply to certain type of ‘employee-like’ gig workers to provide them greater financial protection when they get injured. The ex...

PANAMA CITY, Fla. (WJHG/WECP) - The Florida Guardian Program is an active shooter training for school employees. It was started in 2018, after the Parkland High School shooting, to enable law enf...

Charles Erhart worked as an internal auditor for BofI Federal Bank in San Diego, California. The Bank is a federally chartered savings and loan association and its holding company is publicly tra...

Aerojet Rocketdyne's $9 million deal to end a False Claims Act suit alleging that it misled the government about its cybersecurity could spawn similar cases if the Justice Department is committed ...