Béjar’s daughter was 14 when she told him Instagram was failing to keep her safe. So when he became part of Meta’s ‘wellbeing team’, he knew he had to speak out – and his testimony cost it billion...

Keeping human decision-makers involved when businesses use AI to hire and fire employees is slowly gaining traction among state lawmakers, notably in newly enacted California legislation and rulem...

From Bosman to Diarra and the changing relationship between players, clubs and the transfer system For decades, professional sport operated in a manner which would appear alien to modern employers....

Daniel Stilitz KC, Sean Jones KC and Julian Milford KC will be speaking at the 22 KCs 2026-2027 Conference on 7-8 October, at which 22 hot topics will be explored by 22 of Britain’s top employment...

One of York’s leading law firms, Hethertons Solicitors, has appointed Kim Lee as Senior Associate Employment Solicitor, adding more than 30 years of legal experience to its growing team. Kim joins...

Michavila Acebes Abogados has strengthened its employment practice with the appointment of Rocío Guerrero Jareño as director of the firm’s Labour Law area. The move comes as part of the firm’s gro...

He was cleared to return. A press brake role was open. Nobody told him A Wisconsin employer told an injured welder he was being laid off because work had slowed down. His position had already been ...

A temp worker's arm got caught in a cement mixer. Then the company said he wasn't their employee. The worker was placed at Johnson Concrete Company through staffing agency Labor Finders in March 2...

The parent said she was 'very pleased' with the teacher. He was abusing her child KIPP DC and Capital City have dodged liability for a convicted teacher's years of student abuse after a court ruled...

A whistleblower says the FBI opened at least one investigation of protesters after President Trump didn't like what he saw in a TikTok video. Jill Fields, a former senior FBI intelligence analyst ...