When employers outsource Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) administration to a third-party administrator (TPA), compliance responsibility stays with them. A recent federal case out of Wisconsin ...

Litigation against the Hernando County School District stemming from an incident that drew national attention three years ago is quietly moving forward, with the school board meeting behind closed...

The U.S. Department of Labor has proposed a new rule establishing a nationwide standard for joint employer status under federal labor laws, introducing a four-factor test that could significantly.....

The number of new whistleblowing reports filed with the Financial Conduct Authority jumped to 355 in the first quarter of 2026, according to figures released by the regulator today (8 May). To con...

Smaller class, sustained demand, and a notable dip in BigLaw and government hiring: what the latest ABA numbers actually mean for law firm recruiting and your next career move. The legal job marke...

In today’s news and commentary, HGSU wraps up its third week on strike and economists find that firms tend to target workers with “wage premiums” for AI replacement. Today, the Harvard Graduate St...

On the 8th, President Lee Jae-myung said, "If you try to make some money by hoarding and cornering, you will be utterly ruined," adding, "If you are caught, even if we want to be lenient, we cannot...

Police criticised for initially resisting criminal investigation into the case A New Zealand Police recruit has resigned following allegations of sexual harassment against a fellow trainee, with th...

Police criticised for initially resisting criminal investigation into the case A New Zealand Police recruit has resigned following allegations of sexual harassment against a fellow trainee, with th...

Taking place on 12-13 May in Toronto and entitled ‘Grow With Talent’, this year’s World Employment Conference – co-organised with ACSESS – arrives at a time of profound economic uncertainty. This ...