Washington residents will need a permit to buy guns starting in 2027 — a change expected to affect thousands of potential buyers each year. Why it matters: Supporters say the law will boost public...

In BC, a Record of Employment (ROE) is more than just paperwork — it’s a crucial legal document that can directly affect whether an employee qualifies for Employment Insurance (EI) benefits. If yo...

Following the publication of the Department for the Economy's ‘Good Jobs' consultation response in April, Northern Ireland is preparing to introduce key measures aimed at modernising its employment...

Many believe that masculine industries, such as military and defense, are naturally immune to left-wing race and gender ideologies. This is mostly a myth. These institutions are organized accordin...

Given the complex and often conflicting nature of California employment laws, this webinar is designed to help employers navigate the unique challenges of managing a workforce in the state. Please...

Washington State enacted significant amendments to the WA Cares Fund (“WA Cares”), the nation’s first mandatory, publicly funded long-term care insurance program for workers. WA Cares was establish...

Timekeeping failures create costly risks beyond payroll. A federal probe uncovered widespread overtime violations by a construction contractor, forcing the employer to pay nearly $600,000 in back ...

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Entrepreneurs Dominic Ponniah and Malcolm Hills, the CEO of office and commercial cleaning company Cleanology and the MD of Think FM respectively, have co-authored an open letter to PM Sir Keir St...

Whistleblowers are a powerful force for integrity and transparency. They bring to light hidden wrongdoing, expose abuse of power, and help hold institutions and individuals to account. But in toda...