Monthly Dose Employment Law 10/2025 - Deloitte
The tenth edition of our Monthly Dose Employment Law 2025 on current case law explains the judgments of
Read moreThe tenth edition of our Monthly Dose Employment Law 2025 on current case law explains the judgments of
Read moreThe most profound challenge facing employment practitioners may not be legislative, but technological, as AI collides with analogue legal frameworks The Employment Rights Act, alongside shifting DE...
Read moreMr. Wittig, how has the job description of in-house counsel changed in recent years? Expectations have grown; mainly due to three developments. In the past, the primary task of the legal departme...
Read moreHACKENSACK — A former city school district employee said her job was wrongfully terminated in retaliation for her association with the former schools superintendent and her whistleblowing activity....
Read moreIssued by Toby Chance MP – DA Spokesperson on Trade, Industry and Competition The Democratic Alliance is dismayed by the National Lotteries Commission’s about turn on its commitment to pay reparati...
Read moreThe 11th Conference of the States Parties (CoSP 11) to the UN Convention Against Corruption (UNCAC) wrapped up today after a week of discussions among state parties and NGOs on anti-corruption str...
Read moreUS President Donald Trump's administration is urging white men to report if they have faced racial or sexual discrimination at work. The acting chair of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission...
Read moreMotorola Solutions could not fire a worker for lying about discussing a co-worker's pay with colleagues because she lied in response to questions about conversations federal labor law protects, a N...
Read moreOn Tuesday, Border Czar Greg Bovino alleged nearly 500 "criminal aliens" were released from state custody. ST PAUL, Minn. — At a news conference on Tuesday, ICE officials alleged that hundreds of u...