Employment lawyer sums up where things stand with termination clauses If an employee has a written employment contract, that contract likely contains provisions on how much notice of termination, o...

HR leaders from CIBC, Rogers, Dell, TD speak out about importance of belonging, storytelling, measuring DEI So said American legal scholar Kenji Yoshino, speaking at a recent conference on diversit...

All speakers agreed that confidentiality, transparency and non-retaliation policies are key. Key points: - Whether through direct conversations with human resources or hotline calls, panelists sai...

(October 13, 2025) – Littler, the world’s largest employment and labor law practice representing management, is pleased to announce the appointment of Maralee “Marti” Downey as Chief Legal Officer ...

The Ontario Federation of Labour (OFL) is calling out Ontario Premier Doug Ford for failing to enforce the rights of non-union workers. New data on employment law prosecutions obtained by the OFL ...

Yuriy Kasyanov, commander of Ukraine’s elite drone unit, claims that President Volodymyr Zelensky personally ordered the disbandment of his team following his testimony to the National Anti-Corrup...

According to the SA Federation for Mental Health, about 13% of South African employees live with a diagnosed mental health condition. Globally, approximately 12-billion working days are lost each ...

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Calling a colleague a “nutter” or similar names could amount to harassment by creating an “unpleasant and hostile” environment, an employment judge has warned. The ruling was made during the case ...