At its annual Employment Law Symposium, Ward and Smith, P.A. invited North Carolina Labor Commissioner Luke Farley to share how employers can navigate the shifting landscape of workplace regulatio...

Congress Faces Government Funding Deadline While Winter Storm Looms. The November 2025 legislative deal that ended the record-breaking forty-three–day federal government shutdown expires one week ...

The Data Protection Commission (DPC) has found Tusla failed to demonstrate a lawful basis under General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) for its processing of a whistleblower’s personal data. Cia...

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Unions accuse FENZ of failing to consult properly on proposed restructuring Two unions took Fire and Emergency New Zealand to the Employment Relations Authority (ERA) on Thursday, accusing the agen...

By February 1, 2026, employers must give California employees a notice explaining their constitutional rights when interacting with law enforcement at the workplace, their immigration rights and pr...

"It violates state law. If you don't have a warrant, reasonable suspicion or probable cause in New Mexico, you don't get to detain somebody," Bernalillo County District Attorney Sam Bregman told CN...

On Wednesday, a whistleblower group published an internal memo issued by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) authorizing its agents to break into homes using only internal “administrative” wa...