WASHINGTON - American University laid off around 40 staff without notifying students or faculty, according to The Eagle. The ...

As a young doctoral researcher at a university in the southern U.S., Camilo felt like he was finally closing in on his dream of becoming a leader in the next generation of HIV scholars. “I saw an ...

I know this is shocking, scary and frustrating for every single one of you,” ODOT Director Kris Strickler told agency ...

The mandatory unemployment insurance scheme, launched in the UAE two years ago, has become a crucial safety net for staff in the country. All employed Emiratis and residents in the UAE are required to ...

The Durango Herald won a legal tussle after La Plata County incorrectly cited the personnel files exemption of the Colorado Open Records Act when denying a request to inspect a former employee’s ...

Termination after complaints a common employer risk Raso notes that employers often interpret a complaint as a signal that the employment relationship has broken down and is no longer salvageable.

UPDATE: A Spokane County employee, Ryan Becker, will keep his job, at least for now. Since NonStop Local aired Becker's story, his fellow union members have shown overwhelming support.

Ex-fire medic alleges harassment led to wrongful termination in Accomack County Jada Marshall says her Fire Academy instructor texted her inappropriately, and when she reported it, a supervisor ...

It is in consonance with the basic fundamental tenet of natural justice contained in the maxim titled "Audi alteram partem" which is a Latin phrase meaning that, "Hear the other side"! It thus merits ...

Commerce Department employees caught up in a legal battle over their mass firings are now learning that their health care coverage was cut off weeks ago, even though they were paying their premiums.

Employees with the U.S. Institute of Peace started receiving termination letters effective immediately on Friday evening, five people told POLITICO, a major blow to the embattled organization as ...

NYS corrections officers who have been on a prison guard strike for two weeks could now lose their jobs and their health care.