Peter Thiel’s recent private lecture series in Rome on the Antichrist should not be dismissed as another exercise in billionaire eccentricity. In unusually stark form, it condensed a worldview that...

Inksters Solicitors has added employment law to its growing range of services with Gillian Melville joining the firm as a consultant solicitor in its Glasgow office. Ms Melville has over 15 years’...

The Witch and The Whistleblower continues at The Glitch, London until 20 April 2026. Star rating: four stars Musical theatre doesn’t always have to be performed on the biggest of stages. Ther...

Legal updates Last week, the government responded to its consultation into the right of trade unions to access workplaces. Under that new right, which is set to come into force in October this yea...

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Employers operating in the rail sector will soon be able to recruit younger train drivers. Whilst this may ease staffing issues, what are the employment implications of doing so? The rail industry ...

The Telangana High Court has directed the Central Vigilance Commission (CVC) to conduct an independent probe into allegations of large‑scale recruitment irregularities at Can Fin Homes Ltd, reject...

US Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard has asked the Justice Department to review two former officials who played central roles in President Donald Trump’s first impeachment inquiry. A...

She also claims denied raises, a manipulated PIP, and race discrimination A Liberty Mutual employee says her supervisor told her, point blank, that her performance problems were tied to her taking ...

Supervisor allegedly cited worker's "attendance and health" to block a transfer A former John Deere employee is suing the agricultural equipment giant, alleging she was fired for using medical leav...