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Defence apologises to whistleblowers
Defence has formally apologised to three whistleblowers who revealed how incorrect and even fabricated data was regularly inserted into security vetting applications.
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Corbett Releases Plan To Put People Back To Work
Most want to get back to work, and some employers we spoke with tonight say the plan looks like it can help.
Allegations of racism and incompetence at Federal Air Marshal Service
Air marshals took taxpayer-funded plane trips for vacations and to visit families, and a supervisor was photographed, armed with a handgun, asleep on a flight, whistle-blowers say.
Department of Labor investigating workplace complaint
The North Carolina Department of Labor has received a complaint saying that an employee of Boiling Spring Lakes was the subject of workplace violence.
U.S. Jobs See a 39 Percent Increase Since End of Recession
Job openings have increased 39 percent since the recession ended in June 2009, according to a report released by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics on Tuesday.
San Joaquin jury: 3 whistle blowers were fired in retaliation
A San Joaquin County jury has agreed that three people let go from the local transit district were fired out of retaliation.
Mel Gibson likely won't testify at deputy's trial
In this July 31, 2006 file photo, Los Angeles County Sheriff's deputy James Mee speaks to a reporter, as he arrived at his home in Calabasas, Calif.
Employer escapes liability for - lactation discrimination'
A Texas mom claimed that she lost her job because of her plans to pump breast milk at work.
Ander Crenshaw and Robert Casey Jr.: Peace of mind for parents of children with disabilities
Ander Crenshaw is a Republican congressman from Florida; his district includes part of northern Leon County.
Marple McDonald's Looking to Remodel Existing Site
BROOMALL-Representatives from leading fast food chain McDonald's and the Broomall McDonald's came before Marple Township Board of Commissioners at a work session meeting on Feb.
Although the White House will not confirm the claim, several sources outside the administration familiar with the process tell Metro Weekly that a proposed expansion of the federal contractor nondiscrimination executive order to include sexual orientation and gender identity has been given the OK by both the Labor Department, which oversees federal ... (more)
FDA whistleblowers file lawsuit
Six people, who were part of a review committee for the Food and Drug Administration , have filed a suit in federal court alleging that the agency retaliated against them because they tried to expose flaws in the process for approving medical cancer-screening devices.
Help Coming For The 401(k)-Challenged
People with a 401 plan will soon have something new to consider when reviewing their statements.
DXP Safety Alliance settles EEOC case
DXP Safety Alliance Inc. signed a consent decree in the 2011 federal court case that includes an injunction barring the company from engaging in further discriminatory practices, as well as a provision that the firm institute anti-discrimination training programs for its employees.
Gov. Malloy Plans to Better Prepare Vo-Tech Students for Workforce
A Gov. Malloy made an announcement on Friday that he plans to change the Connecticut Technical High School System to help students graduate ready for the challenges of employment.
Govt: Ohio Subway franchisee violated labor law
WARREN, Ohio - The U.S. Department of Labor has sued a Subway franchisee in northeast Ohio on allegations it violated minimum wage, overtime and child labor laws at five restaurants.
Ind. agency to release fair stage collapse report
Indiana regulators will release a report Wednesday on their investigation into August's deadly stage collapse at the Indiana State Fair.
Disabled woman sues alleged mob king's bagel shop
This building at 7501 New Utrecht Avenue in Bensonhurst, Brooklyn, is allegedly owned by reputed Bonanno crime family boss Vincent Badalamenti.
Taking a Stand Against a Bad Employment Discrimination Proposal
I have always said that I was elected to speak for the people I represent, and this week in the Missouri Senate I continued that tradition.
President Obama is making a big push to recover his lost popularity with youth - but his promises don't address the real needs of the under-30 crowd.
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