In the not-too-distant future, your employer clients may have to post the salary range on most ads for job openings. Details on exactly when and how they might need to do that are still being wor...

‘IT cells drown out the voice of the common man,’ says Sophie Zhang. Last November, in an interview with Newslaundry, data scientist and former Facebook employee Sophie Zhang described the social...

AFGE wants to finish a contract before next presidential election Diversity, promotions, health and safety on union’s wish list The EPA’s biggest union wants to wrap up its next contract before...

A whistleblower claims to expose some dark details of the top crypto personalities and influencers. The Crypto community sounds possible scam alert and asks users to maintain caution. On Tuesd...

Restaurants adding fees to combat inflation 00:00 00:0003:03GO LIVE Facebook Twitter Email Embed SpeedNormal Autoplay A restaurant in Florida was required to pay a total of $38,755 to six workers...

Junk-bond and leveraged-loan issuance continues to test investors’ risk appetite, bouncing back from May’s extended lull as the market sees a recovery in demand and prices. A key measure of credi...

An ex-Foreign Office official who blew the whistle on the department’s “chaotic” handling of last year’s Afghanistan evacuation has called for an overhaul of the system for reporting wrongdoing i...

The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission sued Del Frisco’s of Georgia LLC Monday in Georgia Northern District Court over alleged employment discrimination. The suit contends that the restauran...

Around 70 Elizabeth line trains could have dangerous faults, a whistleblower has claimed. These trains are fitted with metal boxes near the passenger doors, which risk exploding from a build-up o...