Chilean photographer and journalist Jordi Castell made sexist and insulting comments about Miss Mexico on television. He was fired from Chilevision after significant backlash

The Spanish-language television network is hiring new staff that used to work at its rival channel

The Mexican-American journalist's contract ended the same day as her colleague at Univision, Jorge Ramos.

The renowned Mexican journalist said goodbye to the network that he has worked for for nearly four decades on December 13 in an emotional and fearful goodbye.

The countdown to the Mexican journalist's final day on air has begun.

A company sparked outrage online after reportedly firing employees who admitted to feeling stressed out by work on an internal survey.

The largest private company in the U.S. is quietly firing about 8,000 employees before Christmas as grocery prices fall across the country.

Federal employees are fearing for their livelihoods after Elon Musk shared negative social media posts that included the names of government employees.

The Spanish-language TV channel Univision is potentially facing a crisis with the retirement of presenters Luis Megid and Blanca Rosa Vilchez.

A Spanish court awarded more than $41,000 to a former supermarket employee who was fired for eating a snack that would have otherwise been thrown out.

A Pennsylvania school decided to cancel classes and fire their principal after a student allegedly used AI to create nude images of dozens of female classmates.

Marn'i Washington, fired after telling workers to avoid homes with Trump signs in Florida post-Hurricane Milton, insists she's being scapegoated by FEMA.

In a controversial decision, the Miss Universe pageant had decided to disqualify Italy Mora from representing Panama at the contest. Now, she is losing the Miss Panama title as well.

Following the firing, the man allegedly hacked into the menu software repeatedly, removing peanut allergy warnings and adding profanity to the menus.

Ilia Calderón becomes the first woman and Latina to solely anchor Noticiero Univision, marking a significant milestone in Spanish-language journalism and a victory for women's visibility in media. With nearly two decades of impressive experience and a deep connection to critical issues for the Latino community, Calderón steps into this historic role at a pivotal moment for journalism. Keep reading to learn how her leadership is ushering in a new era for Spanish-language television!

The man was fired from his job at an apartment complex after multiple users reported his account for voter fraud and mail fraud to the FBI.

A judge has ruled in favor of a UK woman who alleges that she was terminated from her job due to her pregnancy.

Meta, a company valued at 1.2 trillion, has allegedly fired employees over their reported misuse of the company's $25 meal credit system.

Hall said that she felt 'terrorized' by her superiors and earlier this week revealed in a federal civil rights case filing that she was 'sexually groomed.'

In October, Lainie Chait was reportedly fired for choosing to get COVID-19 jab, which her boss insisted was against their policy and beliefs.

Ryan Brandt was fired for violating restaurant policy and receiving a $4,400 tip from diners.

Better.com CEO conducted a Zoom call during which he did a mass firing of over 900 employees.

Google data center employee, Tuesday Carne, filed a complaint with the National Labor Relations Board for being fired after nine days of joining the company.

Donald Eck, Clearfield High School teacher and football coach, was fired after sending a voicemail threat on a student's phone.

A woman accused her former manager of ruining her life by firing her from the T-Mobile store. She shot and injured him during an altercation.

Man claims he felt threatened and headbutted the teenage boy after he confronted him and his friend. A court found the former teacher guilty of causing bodily harm.

Russians may refuse to take the COVID-19 vaccine, but employers are free to fire employees who refuse to take the jabs.

A worker at the El Paso Zoo was fired after cameras caught her trespassing into a spider monkey pen attempting to feed them with Hot Cheetos and exposing them to COVID-19.

It was further alleged that the higher-ups in the organization “improperly edited” notes of disciplinary process to justify the employee's untimely dismissal.

The entertainment show host has ended her relationship with the Spanish-language network. Find out what happened here!