A supposed insider from the Federal Security Service (FSB) says that Putin’s conquest of Ukraine has no chance of victory. The source claims Moscow could not properly assess the level of resistan...

Written By ESR News Blog Editor Thomas Ahearn Florida Senate Bill 898 (SB 898) – a bill known as “Miya’s Law” that would improve tenant safety in apartment buildings by requiring landlords to con...

The U.S. Supreme Court will hear oral arguments on March 28 in a case involving Southwest Airlines over whether airline cargo handlers are transportation workers who are not required to arbitrate...

The mass sacking of staff by P&O Ferries could lead to a slew of successful employment tribunal claims, lawyers suggested today as trade unions prepare possible legal action over the ‘clearly...

Christopher Bletsch, a partner in Peckar & Abramson's New York office, has written "New York State Labor Law Amendments: Expanded Protections for Employees," an article for the Long Island Co...

Ukraine’s proposed new law to deregulate labour rights, which the government sees as part of the combined effort to thwart the Russian invasion, has set the administration at odds with the countr...

An investigating judge has dismissed British oil whistleblower Jonathan Taylor’s case, according to a March 16 article from BBC News. Taylor is “elated” by the news but discouraged that Monaco’s ...

Introduction In this newsletter, we provide updates on recent amendments to Japan’s employment-related laws. Amendments to the Childcare and Family-Care Leave Act In June 2021, the Act on Childca...