A federal judge in Texas has halted the Biden administration’s rule to expand overtime pay eligibility for millions of salaried workers in the United States.
The family of Bobby Smallwood, a 44-year-old security guard fatally shot at Legacy Good Samaritan Medical Center in Portland, Oregon, has filed a $35 million wrongful death lawsuit against the hospital.
Seattle Art Museum’s (SAM) Visitor Service Officers (VSOs) launched a strike on Friday, demanding better wages, benefits, and improved working conditions after over two years of stalled contract negotiations.
Security staff at the 801 East Men’s Shelter in Washington, D.C., voted to unionize in a Sept. 9 election, citing low wages, minimal training, and lack of safety equipment as major concerns.
A wrongful death lawsuit has been filed alleging negligent hiring practices after a security guard fatally shot a customer at a Los Angeles Home Depot.
Montfort, who says he was fired after the incident, claims the councilwoman acted aggressively and caused him to lose his job.
Two families of murder victims sued the Cedar Grove Apartments in Miami Gardens, holding the complex accountable for failing to provide adequate security after their sons were killed in separate shootings on the property.
Accountability advocates in British Columbia are urging for more transparency in how complaints against security guards, particularly serious allegations like excessive use of force and racial discrimination, are managed by the provincial regulator.
Since his husband’s death, Christopher has channeled his grief into advocacy, working with lawmakers to improve security guard training
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