HR leaders eye KPMG as ex-manager claims sham PIP and staffing squeeze A former KPMG manager alleges the Big Four firm used a disputed performance plan in a case involving discrimination, retaliati...

December 1, 2025 Celebrating the Restoration of CIGIE Funding WASHINGTON—Government Accountability Project and other leaders from the non-partisan Make it Safe Coalition (MISC) are relieved to see ...

Fair Work dissects show-cause steps that pushed diversity specialist to resign A diversity specialist who resigned after a show-cause meeting has been found to have been forced to quit, the Fair Wo...

This publication features the latest developments in Italy's employment sector. New laws and regulation Case law developments New laws and regulation Workplace safety and civil protection: new ...

Lawsuit claims firing followed complaint about whisky at a city meeting The City of Ottumwa’s fired director of community development is now suing the municipality for allegedly retaliating against...

Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP is proud to announce that 16 of the firm’s lawyers have been recognized by their peers as members of Virginia Business magazine’s 2025 Legal Elite. The 26th annual recogni...

The Federal Emergency Management Agency has ordered a group of employees to return to work after placing them on leave in August — and later dismissing one — for publicly raising concerns about th...

One-month employee suffered sexual harassment, sexual solicitation, poisoned work environment: tribunal The Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario has ordered a company and the estate of its late owner t...

Six Virginia nonprofits paid a combined $1,381,646 on Tuesday to settle fraud accusations for receiving COVID-19 pandemic funding for which they were ineligible, according to court records. An inv...