The U.S. Department of Labor is aiming to rewrite or repeal more than 60 "obsolete" workplace regulations, ranging from minimum wage requirements for home health care workers and people with disabi...

When it comes to foreign workers inside the United States today, the world of immigration law has seemingly been upended. It can be hard to keep up with rapidly evolving events and rulings, but wi...

Memo to HR: In ADA accommodation cases, be sure to conduct an individualized assessment of the applicant or employee before you conclude that it’s not possible to provide a reasonable accommodatio...

A small yet significant date appears in the sporting diary on Wednesday, July 23: the day that the one-year suspension being served on Charlotte Dujardin, the triple-Olympic gold medallist, is up....

By Danial Dzulkifly KUALA LUMPUR, July 22 — The long-standing legal loophole that had severely limited the effectiveness of Malaysia’s whistleblower protection law has finally been closed, Bangi M...

Commission tightening rules on awards Payouts denied in 31 consecutive cases The SEC is denying a record percentage of whistleblower claims, including two in orders that sharply rebuked a prev...

Court case highlights the importance of robust offboarding and device policies to prevent data breaches When an employee with access to sensitive company data leaves, the risks of data loss or misu...

Giant food conglomerate SPC has launched a new internal committee aimed at reporting the organization’s safety issues and ensuring compliance with the country’s labor laws. The move follows the de...

Social media harassment incident a reason to remind Hong Kong employers of anti-sexual harassment law In January, the media noted social media posts about a female employee from a Korean chain rest...