Sam’s tragic saga has political resonance given the Government’s proposed reform of the special educational needs (SEND) system, the constant claims about “overdiagnosis” of neurodivergence, the ...

Ministers have tweaked the Disability Confident scheme, but with millions of disabled people still locked out of work, tinkering around the edges isn't good enough, says James Moore ...

Skiers at the Paralympics use a sit-ski – a chair mounted on to one ski, with outriggers for balance and turning – to compete ...

California became the first state to enact a paid family leave program in 2004. At the time, workers only got 55% of their wages and six weeks of paid leave.

So many of the issues that I think we’ve looked to the federal government to resolve are now falling to the states to grapple ...

Police in a region in Australia have been using AI to find drivers and passengers who aren’t wearing their seatbelts ...

Kale Webster, Equal Employment Opportunity complaints manager, has been named the 2025 Fort Leavenworth Garrison ...

New AARP research shows 67% of workers over 50 believe it would be difficult to find a new job, and nearly one in four worry ...

When you interview people, you have to tell them, you know, the job is $18.60 per hour, but I can't guarantee you'll get paid on time, even though I'll do my best to advocate for you,” says Renee ...

Patients with traumatic brain injury were more likely to collect work disability benefits, with odds increasing with the severity of the injury, than patients who did not have these injuries, ...

Santa Cruz County households brace for loss of emergency vouchers to end as Section 8 waitlist could be put on ice ...

Whittemore v. Cigna was first filed in a Maine district court in June 2024. The plaintiff was enrolled in a Cigna-administered health plan through her employment with the University of Maine system.