Elizabeth Awbrey: A Government Nerd Finds Her Calling in Public Service
Elizabeth Awbrey is a self-described “government nerd.” Awbrey graduated with a degree in political science and government from Berry...
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Porsche Unveils Job Cuts with its “Future Package,” Restructuring Collaboratively
Taking the long route towards reorganization, luxury carmaker Porsche has announced plans for an extended period of job cuts...
Economic uncertainty drives shifts in pay strategies
New report finds salary increase budgets for 2027 remain stable
Porsche to cut 5,000 jobs by 2035 under new restructuring package
Job cuts described as a ‘socially responsible reduction’
Gap Inc. opens creator program to employees
Corporate, distribution and store staff can now apply to be influencers for the retailer’s brand portfolio, almost a year...
Previous vaccinations shouldn’t bar worker’s religious vaccine exemption request, 9th Circuit says
An employer’s initial approval of a COVID-19 vaccine mandate exemption request showed that it understood the request’s religious nature,...
JPMorgan banker files sweeping federal complaint alleging racism, sexual coercion
The expanded lawsuit adds new defendants and claims the bank destroyed the former executive’s career after he reported misconduct
Court dismisses DCPS teacher’s lawsuit over Facebook Live video
He raised alarms about student safety – it wasn’t enough to save his case
Appeals court restores worker’s disability accommodation claim against NYC
A supportive manager and past remote work were enough to keep the case alive
Ninth circuit revives worker’s religious-exemption suit against Permanente medical group
An initial approval, a reopened review, then a firing – and the dispute isn’t over
Eighth Circuit upholds summary judgment in worker’s discrimination case
She almost got fired for complaining – then her boss opened an investigation instead
Court dismisses worker’s discrimination case against Whole Foods over deadline
The judge never decided if the claims were true – here’s what tripped up the filing
Tokyo’s ‘leg hair harassment’ debate is a dress code warning for HR
Japan’s office shorts experiment exposes gendered double standards that U.S. employers should address now
Coordinator claims PepsiCo failed to stop anti-gay harassment, then fired her
Two years of complaints, she says – then a denied allegation and a firing
Former administrator alleges Bloomsburg University fired him after raising fee concerns
He says he was promised a new role, then let go with no hearing
Complaint accuses Culinary Workers Union Local 226 of harassment, retaliation
She reported the demands, then watched her union roles disappear, the complaint says