A federal judge ordered the U.S. military to allow HIV-positive soldiers to become officers, a career advancement that has long been blocked by policies barring such individuals from deploying ov...

Human rights campaigners have called on Fifa to prevent the “systematic and structural” abuse of private security workers in Qatar before the World Cup finals, which begin in November. Amnesty In...

A former French language instructor with the State Department’s Foreign Service Institute was discriminated against and harassed because of his Ivorian descent and subjected to retaliation for pa...

After months of stakeholder meetings, the Seattle City Council is introducing a series of policies establishing app-based labor standards, called the "Pay Up" ordinance. The legislation is sponso...

Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson will become the first Black woman and the third Black Justice to serve on the U.S. Supreme Court. With support of only a handful of Republican senators, a Senate major...

Despite claiming to be doing so on the behalf of team members such as himself, Disney’s recent vow to fight for Florida’s newly-passed Parental Rights in Education law to “be repealed by the legi...

A Stormont department has “unreservedly apologised” and abandoned its attempt to overturn a devastating industrial tribunal judgment that a civil servant was hounded out of her job because she bl...

With increases in National Minimum Wage rates, employment tribunal awards, statutory pay, reporting deadlines, changes to guidance and more, April is an important month in the employment law cale...

U.S. judge asks for help sorting through statute called ‘not a model of clarity’ TOPEKA — Former Kansas Highway Patrol Col. Mark Bruce’s attorney went before the Kansas Supreme Court to argue sta...