Senators Question Amazon’s Firing of Coronavirus Whistleblowers
On Thursday, several U.S. senators questioned Amazon’s firing of four whistleblowers who raised safety concerns over the spreading of coronavirus ...
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VP’s Resignation Heightens Scrutiny of Amazon’s Treatment of Whistleblowers
A senior vice president at Amazon announced his resignation over the firing of whistleblowers who spoke out about the company’s ...
Opinion: Don’t Make Essential Workers Choose Between Losing Their Jobs or Catching Covid-19 – Urge Congress to Reform OSHA Instead!
As Covid-19 continues to sweep across the United States, thousands of health and safety workers, as well as other essential ...
Whistleblower Attorney Details Reforms Needed to Protect Workers Amidst COVID-19 Pandemic
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to close down non-essential businesses throughout the United States, workers are calling for workplace safety ...
OSHA Reminds Employers: Retaliation Against Employees During COVID-19 Crisis is Illegal
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) recently reminded employers that it is illegal to retaliate against employees who report ...
OSHA Receives Feedback on its Whistleblower Protection Program
This Tuesday, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) hosted a public meeting on whistleblower protections in the transportation industry ...
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