Susan Hornsby-Geluk is managing partner at employment law firm Dundas Street and a regular opinion contributor. OPINION: During the Government-imposed lockdowns, most employees who could work fro...

Equal pay issues are becoming more prominent across the country, and significant new legislation in Illinois is worth noting (whether or not the company does business there). Joining Michael Schm...

Restaurant businesses have a new opportunity to take advantage of the employee retention tax credit under the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act, even though Congress term...

A new Labour Law and Executive Regulations in the UAE have introduced wide-ranging changes to employment law, including on part-time and flexible work, contract and termination arrangements, sexu...

Dive Brief: A New York City transit employee filed a lawsuit alleging the Metropolitan Transit Authority (MTA) improperly withheld overtime pay during a recent outage of payroll and timekeeping ...

After a couple of years of government coming to the aid of restaurants to help them survive the pandemic, state Sen. Lydia Edwards said it’s time for workers to share in the revival of an industr...

Jaanus Karilaid, Center's whip at the Riigikogu said that the party is not ready to support the so-called whistleblower act, at the moment still at draft bill phase, as prepared by the Ministry o...