UK Immigration White Paper 2025 What employers need to know On 12 May 2025, the government published an immigration white paper setting out its proposals for future reform of the immigration syste...

'These scholarships are not only a way to reward academic and professional excellence but also a vital tool in helping students manage the cost of law school' The Labor and Employment Law Section a...

Employment and pensions Welcome to our latest Coffee Break in which we look at the latest legal and practical developments impacting UK employers. EHRC publishes consultation following Supreme Cou...

Whistleblower protections are evolving in the Middle East and North Africa, but social stigma and the fear of retaliation prevent employees from speaking out. What do businesses need to know? Log...

Syllabus: Whistleblowing Source: FT Context: The World Economic Forum (WEF) is conducting an internal investigation into its founder Klaus Schwab after whistleblower allegations of ethical and fina...

Funding is part of a string of remedies following an investigation by the Italian Competition Authority. Luxury fashion brand Dior will be paying 2 million over five years as part of a settlement t...

Kerry Bedard says in a lawsuit filed this week that she was fired as Lionheart Classical Academy’s first executive director after she warned the board about an unsustainable $10 million lease. Bed...

Exclusive: Contributors to Gaza: Medics Under Fire may withdraw consent due to BBC’s delays to broadcast it Doctors and whistleblowers who featured in a much-delayed Gaza documentary that the BBC ...

One of the most notable features of President Donald Trump’s “big beautiful bill” passed by the House early Thursday is a series of tax cuts exempting tips, overtime and Social Security from taxes...

What’s going on at Workday? Workday is facing a major lawsuit — alleging that its job applicant screening technology discriminates against older candidates. Court documents claim that the software...