#labor-laws

#labor-laws

On June 25, 1973, John Dean's testimony before the Senate Watergate Committee exposed high-level involvement in the scandal, leading to significant political changes.

The proposed Senate Bill 918 aims to eliminate restrictions on child labor, allowing teens increased hours and overnight shifts, posing potential risks to education and well-being.

The union representing WestJet pilots argues that the introduction of temporary foreign workers in the cockpit could threaten aviation safety and undermine labor progress.

"The hastily passed ordinance could affect workers such as substitute teachers, camp counselors and lifeguards who arguably shouldn't be earning paid time off..."

The South Korean government's decision to close the workplace harassment case involving Hanni stems from the view that she is not legally classified as a worker under her management contract.

Bandai Namco is allegedly moving employees to 'expulsion rooms' to pressure them into quitting, a practice aiming to bore or shame individuals into resignation.