New York State lawmakers recently passed a bill to prohibit employers from requiring workers to repay certain costs if they leave their jobs. The bill has not been signed or vetoed by Governor Kat...

Quebec’s Montreal transit dispute signals new era for labour relations The dispute that has curtailed bus and métro service in Montreal is more than just a local inconvenience for commuters. For HR...

On June 12, 2025, the New York Legislature passed the “Trapped at Work Act” to nullify promissory notes that require employees to repay employers for certain costs if they leave their jobs within...

Rep. Nancy Mace is railing against the Transportation Security Administration after being told she has been almost constantly surveilled by the agency. She said current and former airport employee...

These days following the election present a good opportunity for political organizations to focus on items that been placed on the backburner. For example, employment law. Like all employers, poli...

Ghislaine Maxwell, Jeffrey Epstein's confidante and convicted child sex trafficker, is being waited on “hand and foot” by the staff at her minimum security prison camp while she prepares a request...

A whistleblower came forward to Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee alleging that Ghislaine Maxwell, convicted sex trafficker and associate of Jeffrey Epstein, has received “concierge-style”...

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(CN) — Denmark’s challenge to the EU’s new minimum wage law fell flat on Tuesday, after Europe’s top court in Luxembourg said the directive plays fair, respecting how each country sets its own pay...