A lawyer who got fired by his firm is gaining a measure of revenge by running a Web site in which he refers to his boss as “a used-car salesman with a law degree.” It gets even better than that. More…

The practice of “friending” on social-networking sites can be a legally dangerous one when it involves a supervisor and a subordinate. Plus, a lot of subordinates think it’s creepy. More…

A 25-year employee says he was wrongfully terminated after a co-worker falsely accused him of stealing used printer cartridges. More…

There are many ways to let someone go, and a lot of them are bad and unnecessarily hard on both parties. More…

Apparently, this Iowa police officer had some trouble understanding MySpace’s privacy settings. More…

When IT finds someone’s been browsing offensive Web sites on a work computer, you’d normally fire the employee. But what happens when it’s a computer several employees share? More…

Can the founder and CEO of retailer American Apparel legally fire people just because he thinks they’re ugly? More…

The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission just came out with a document that some are calling “How to Sue Your Employer.” Rather than cursing (and hiding) the document, employers might be better served by using its contents to avoid a lawsuit. More…

If it came out that a top exec at your firm was married to someone in a controversial profession, how do you think the company would react? More…

Layoffs are on everyone’s mind right now, but how far would some employees go to make sure it doesn’t happen to them? More…