Caitlyn Clark had just received a raise and an offer to extend her two-year clerkship with a federal judge in her hometown in Georgia in January 2020 when she disclosed she was pregnant. That’s w...

In Africa, whistleblowers face dismissal, violence and murder. Extensive legislation seldom offers real protection. Babita Deokaran was shot dead in broad daylight outside her home in Johannesbur...

KS medical marijuana hearings start; Report: Legalization doesn’t increase youth use; GA medical cannabis bills pass; Cannabis bonds proposal floated Subscribe to receive Marijuana Moment’s newsl...

Chamber files amicus briefs in six cases Aims to influence litigation in district courts The U.S. Chamber of Commerce has ramped up its legal campaign punching back against the expansion of pro...

At-Will Employees May Sue Their Employer For Misrepresentation Of Intended Job Duties A recent California Court of Appeal decision confirms that a California employer may be liable to an at-will...

Luke Tapp and Ruth Stephen tell HRNews about the UAE’s new labour laws and the risks of non-compliance Six weeks ago, a raft of new labour laws came into force in the UAE – the first substantia...

WASHINGTON, March 17 (Reuters) - A U.S. Park Police officer said he was demoted and then fired by the agency because he is Black. A Bureau of Land Management employee accused managers at the agen...

Businesses preparing to bring remote workers back to the City of Seattle should take time to ensure their employment practices comply with both state and local labor ordinances. This was driven h...