Tuesday, September 09, 2025 04:00 PM - 05:00 PM Gulf Standard Time 08:00 AM - 09:00 AM Eastern Daylight Time Join us for an overview of the initial steps and onboarding requirements within the Ab...

By Lee Jihae Free consultations on labor law topics such as wages, working hours and unemployment benefits are now available 24 hours a day to foreign workers in 32 languages. The Ministry of Empl...

Retailers and their HR teams in Singapore should review their current payroll structures to account for wage increases mandated by the government. A new progressive wage model (PWM) will come into ...

Ten-year employee contests misconduct allegations, lacking direct witness statements The Fair Work Commission (FWC) recently dealt with the case of a chef who was dismissed for allegedly harassing ...

Thirteen-year employee disputes permanent incapacity findings after workplace accident The Fair Work Commission (FWC) recently dismissed a jurisdictional objection from a marine company that claime...

Board bypassed own policies when suspending long-serving president, sparking legal battle The Supreme Court of British Columbia recently dealt with an employment law case involving an elected presi...

Last Wednesday, the government announced a new proposal to establish a Whistleblower Ombudsman in a bid to clarify and strengthen whistleblower protections. Attorney-General Michelle Rowland said t...

ACAS HAS launched a transformative 5-year strategy to modernise how disputes at work are handled across Britain. The new Acas strategy will help to support economic stability by reducing the cost o...

Tory Bramblett, a politician claiming to be the whistleblower who prompted U.S. immigration authorities to raid a South Korean conglomerate’s factory in Georgia, revealed he has been subjected to ...

Readers may recall that in late July, the BBC News website promoted a report produced by the corporation’s international editor, Jeremy Bowen, titled “‘I witnessed war crimes’ in Gaza, former worke...