The first thing you should know about Caroline Potts of Murfreesboro, Tennessee, is that she loves her pets. “I have five cats and three dogs,” she told me, proudly. “The only thing I don’t have ...

Specialist employment lawyer Musab Hemsi has joined Anderson Strathern as a Director in the Scottish legal firm’s Employment Law team. He joins from law firm LexLeyton, where he spearheaded the G...

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The Bombay High Court recently refused to interfere with the order of the Assistant Labour Commissioner which rejected the application filed by the Lal Zenda Coal Mines Mazdoor Union seeking refe...

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When Keola Whittaker, an attorney on Maui, read a job posting for a case manager in Wailuku, he was disappointed. “I prefer to hire mainlanders who have relocated to Maui,” the job posting from a...

California labor and employment laws can be confusing and difficult to navigate for employers and business owners. The bulk of employment regulations are designed to protect employees' rights and...

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE TRENTON – A Camden County solar panel contractor was recently cited by the New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development (NJDOL) for failure to pay prevailing wag...

Social protest movements such as #MeToo and #BlackInSTEM have shone a light on the need for greater diversity, equity and inclusion at scientific institutions worldwide. And Nature’s 2021 salary ...

Some hospitals, nursing homes and other healthcare providers are preparing to operate without up to a third of their staff at the start of next year, if those workers don’t comply with a federal ...