A South Korean appeals court acquitted a security guard who had been prosecuted for eating snacks worth less than a dollar from a workplace refrigerator. The court concluded he lacked
A recent Reddit post about an unnamed (Initech?) company’s Spirit Week Flyer picked up enough steam to be covered by various news outlets. In the flyer, which has been criticized
For those who headed out to see Coldplay at Camp Randall Stadium last weekend…the punchlines have already written themselves. For those not yet up to speed, at a Coldplay concert
After Makayla Starks received a call from Kunes Buick GMC requesting a service member come to her home to retrieve a tool he had allegedly left in her vehicle, she was
On Tuesday, the new administration offered buyouts to most of the federal workforce. While cast in terms of an end to remote work, the alternative, the notice warns, is a
After going months without finding a single qualified candidate for a job opening, a company’s human resources manager submitted his own application…only to be summarily rejected. The exercise revealed to
McDonald’s is switching gears after its AI-powered ordering system failed to meet expectations. The discontinued system, intended to streamline operations, experienced challenges with order accuracy and customer satisfaction, sometimes resulting
The American Civil Liberties Union (“ACLU”) is a long-time champion of free speech, even when inconvenient or unpopular. Accordingly, it is striking when the ACLU is thrust into the position
As you may have heard, the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse (UWL) board voted unanimously to terminate Joe Gow as Chancellor after learning of the adult content he published online. While
One hallmark of bad management is the failure to take ownership of decisions (e.g., a second shift supervisor blaming superiors for unpopular policies or protocols). But what if bad management
