As companies fire employees for voicing their opinions about Charlie Kirk, here's what to know on your right to free speech ...

Unionized workers employed by a third-party at Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport demonstrated over ...

Whether public or private, your employer can take action. Understand when your words — on or off duty — cross legal and ...

As political debates spill onto social media, legal experts warn that both public and private employees could face ...

A civil rights litigator out of Dunwoody said when it comes to free speech and the workplace, there are limits on what you ...

Employers such as Microsoft and Delta are taking action against workers who post comments about Charlie Kirk that they say ...

Despite the safety concerns, only 13 percent of workplaces provide LGBTQ+ specific pre-travel information for trips abroad.

Companies and public institutions across the United States, including those in Las Vegas such as Lotus Broadcasting, Las ...

The Federal Court ordered the owner of a fast-food franchise to pay compensation and damages to a former employee ...

"I think a lot of people have policies, but they don't have policies that were crafted for this era," said Rich Gold, leader ...

The right to free speech won't protect people from social media posts or public behavior that a company believes would be detrimental to its business.

The First Amendment in the Bill of Rights guarantees every American citizen the right to freedom of speech. However, sometimes exercising that right can lead to serious ...