Victoria DeLano lost her dream job at the U.S. Department of Education just three months after getting it. Advocating for children with disabilities was Victoria DeLano’s dream. And after 15 years ...

Valentino U.S.A. has nabbed a meaningful victory in a lawsuit accusing it of “willfully and knowingly underpaying a large portion of its employees, by failing to pay them overtime wages” in violat...

GOVERNMENT-OWNED and -controlled corp. (GOCCs) whistleblowers against illegal and unethical acts in the sector are now protected under a new policy of the Governance Commission for GOCCs (GCG). In...

Appreciate the human side of employment law: Dealing with stressed employees requires empathy—legal rigidity alone can escalate situations. United Kingdom Employment and HR Crafty Counsel Your A...

As employers prepare for National Insurance contributions and National Minimum Wage increases to take effect in April 2025, workforce resilience has never been more critical. Resilience is about...

Morning, y’all! It’s chicken biscuit o’clock. A few months ago, Chick-fil-A launched a whole app with original content like children’s shows and podcasts, hoping to inspire customers’ cravings long...

Justices to examine evidentiary burden for ‘majority’ workers Ruling could lower the threshold for proving bias claims The US Supreme Court is expected to build on its recent landmark workplac...

The technology sector has seen significant shifts in employment patterns over recent years, and 2025 is no exception. As companies continue to adapt to economic uncertainties, artificial intellige...

More than 1,000 musicians - including Annie Lennox, Damon Albarn and Kate Bush - released a silent album on Tuesday in protest at the UK government's planned changes to copyright law, which they s...

Partner David McManus, global leader of the firm’s labor and employment practice, was profiled by Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly in its 2025 Go To Lawyers series for Employment. The publication highl...