The Washington Post is offering voluntary buyouts to longtime employees and members of its copy, opinion, and video teams.

Post Office staff who pursued victims in the Horizon IT scandal are still working in departments handling the falsely accused sub-postmasters’ compensation claims, it has emerged. Sir Alan Bates ...

Washington Post management plans to scrap the hybrid work schedule, telling employees it will accept the resignation of any staffer who refuses to return to the office five days a week ...

which houses offices for the New York Post as well as Dow Jones units including The Wall Street Journal. Staff are currently required to be in the office three days a week, although people may ...

Post Office staff still think some Horizon victims were guilty, the chief executive of the organisation has said. Nick Read told the public inquiry into the Horizon scandal that some Post Office ...

The Post is set to lose $100 million this year — the impetus for the buyout offers, which executives hope will result in 240 voluntary departures, or about 10 percent of the current staff.

Post Office staff “suppressed” and “withheld” evidence that would have supported the case of a subpostmaster who they set out to crush to set an example to others. In his closing statement ...