The NJDOL released its final “ABC test” regulations, which are used to determine whether a worker is an employee or an independent contractor under various New Jersey laws. The final regulations,...

GMB Union has issued a call for more claimants to join its equal pay claim against Coventry City Council due to "unacceptable" delays to settlement talks. On Monday (1 June), the union said the mo...

In Khatabi v. Car Auto Holdings LLC, the Eleventh Circuit recently held that an auto dealership failed to plead the statutory damages cap under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, so it wa...

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The new law will also tighten hiring and licensing checks for school employees schools and make providing false Social Security numbers to employers a crime. Public employers, including state agenc...

KPMG’s global bosses repeatedly refused to investigate concerns raised by a whistleblower in its Australian business, a decision that threatens to widen a crisis that has prompted the resignation ...

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The Alberta Court of Appeal has reinstated a Public Interest Commissioner of Alberta report that found a former school superintendent committed gross mismanagement, overturning a lower court rulin...

Hundreds of employees owed wages, including regular wages, public holiday pay and vacation pay, totalling more than $230,000 A temporary help agency and its director have been fined a combined $150...