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 ...

Elena Freeman designs partnerships and events at Favikon. She cares about building spaces where creators, brands, and ideas meet in ways that feel real and memorable. From partner programs to comm...

Cagayan de Oro’s two congressmen, Rufus Rodriguez and Lordan Suan, condemn the killing, and hint at a possible congressional investigation into the whistleblower’s murder and exposés CAGAYAN DE OR...

Reform allows NSW Industrial Relations Commission to order damages for bullying or harassment More than 400,000 public sector workers in New South Wales can now seek orders and damages to stop bull...

The UK government has appointed Matthew Taylor as the chair of the new Fair Work Agency (FWA), a body launching in April 2026 to oversee the enforcement of employment law. Taylor previously led the...

The 2025 Ius Laboris and Lewis Silkin APAC Employment Law Conference brought together legal experts and thought leaders to examine how demographic shifts, technological disruption... The 2025 Ius L...

When labour rights are written into law, its impact lasts. The Philippines made history in 1974 when it enacted its Labour Code, a first in Asia. It was a bold step to protect workers’ rights and ...

Kean Miller will host its highly popular Employment Law Forum on November 7 in The Lawton Room in Tiger Stadium. This half-day business briefing is carefully designed for employers and will featur...

A potential Trade Secrets Bill must contain protection for whistleblowers, recommended the Law Commission of India in a report released in March 2024. Titled “Trade Secrets and Economic Espionage,...

ANZ’s top lawyer described one of its traders as “quite calculating” to then-chief executive Mike Smith and chairman David Gonski, accusing him of producing a “transparently false story” to acquire...