News » Go to news main The Schulich School of Law is proud to announce the appointments of Associate Professor Liam McHugh-Russell as the inaugural Innis Christie Chair in Labour and Employment L...

At a Glance New state subcommittee on pay data reporting is charged with reviewing proposed regulations. Senate Bill 464 expands pay data reporting requirements. Senate Bill 642 clarifies and stre...

On 15 September 2025, MPs considered the amendments made by the House of Lords. The Government’s technical changes were approved, while the non-government amendments, including proposals for a six...

When the federal government shuts down, many agencies — including the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB or the "Board") — scale back and, in some instances, suspend operations. When the federal ...

Peter Francis cannot apologise for telling the truth about undercover police tactics, his lawyer has told a public inquiry. Your support helps us to tell the story Support NowFrom reproductive righ...

Labor10 has launched Arya Legal, a new legal brand focused on providing employment advice to companies. The creation of Arya Legal is part of an internal reorganisation aimed at clarifying the pos...

English Court of Appeal case could gut whistleblower protectionscottishlegal.

A Carlstadt police lieutenant says he was subjected to retaliation because of his whistleblowing activities. In a recently filed lawsuit, Carlstadt Lt. Chris Hasch said he has been subjected to "di...

There has been a recent Employment Appeal Tribunal case, Marshall v McPherson [2025] EAT 100, which has highlighted the proper approach to the concept of the “last straw” in constructive dismissal...

Police have identified a person of interest based on initial leads, while the NIA central office has offered a P100,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of those behind the murder CAGA...