South Korea is scrapping the cap on rewards paid to whistleblowers who report stock manipulation or accounting fraud, opening the door to large-scale payouts similar to a U.S. case in which an inf...

The Labor Department’s recent proposed joint employer rule is welcome news for the PEO industry. That being said, you’ve received similar welcome news every other time the DOL went through this sa...

Two Ninth Circuit panelists cast doubt Wednesday on an attempt by a group of former University of Washington employees to revive claims that they were wrongfully fired after they refused COVID-19.....

Intern also alleges that she was prevented from participating in the workplace culture review in 2023 A former intern of EY Australia is suing the big four consulting giant before the Federal Court...

Ministry of Labour and Vocational Training (MLVT) – Notification No. 015/25 on Postponement of Work Permit Issuance (5 May 2025) The Ministry of Labour and Vocational Training (MLVT) has issued No...

A California federal court is set to weigh in soon on whether excluding restricted stock units from overtime calculations violates the Fair Labor Standards Act, just as a federal lawmaker is... To ...

A member of the police force accuses Bridgeport's chief of corruption, abuse, and other acts of misconduct in a letter to the State Bureau of Investigation.

An appeals court recently ruled that federal employees’ disability retirement benefits cannot be denied solely based on a lack of “objective” medical evidence. Some federal employees may now have a...

LOS ANGELES, May 20, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- D.Law, a California employment law firm dedicated to protecting workers' rights, has been named one of the Top Law Firms in Los Angeles County by LA Times ...