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This week, South Korea enacted new legislation addressing “gapjil,” or bosses using their power to bully their employees. The measure criminalizes the practice of unfairly demoting or dismissing employees who have reported being subjected to bullying, imposing a three-year prison Continue reading

Last week, after already experiencing heavy rainfalls and flooding, New Orleans was preparing for tropical storm Barry, expecting the storm to overflow or even breach the citys levees. Flights in and out of the city were cancelled, as were concerts Continue reading

After the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) expressed concern this week that some of its internet-connected insulin pumps are vulnerable to hacking and could not be patched, medical device manufacturer Medtronic Plc has announced that they would offer an Continue reading

Last week, online home goods retailer Wayfair saw a mass employee walkout related to the company selling $200,000 worth of bedroom furniture to BCFS, a government contractor running a facility in Texas that would detain thousands of immigrant children along Continue reading