She claims employer's own lawyers approved every document before blaming her for sending them A legal director says she was fired for sending fabricated documents to federal investigators—the same ...

Religious nonprofits won a partial victory – but the restrictions may surprise you A federal appeals court just gave religious nonprofits a roadmap for hiring selectively while taking government mo...

As the year draws to a close, I have been reflecting on some of the employment law cases that stood out to me.We have seen the development of some important legal precedents. Most recently, the Su...

In Canada, many workers look forward to a Christmas bonus as a yearly “thank you” from their employer. But how do holiday bonuses actually work? Are they required? Are they taxable? And can your b...

In the Autumn Budget 2025, the Chancellor announced a new whistleblower reward scheme as part of a package to bolster HMRC’s tax enforcement and recovery powers. The new, more muscular scheme intro...

The Department for Business and Trade last week published a working paper on options for reform of non-compete clauses in employment contracts. The consultation, open until 18 February 2026, seeks...

Each month, we look at some of the key employment, pension and immigration issues affecting our clients' workforces. In this edition, we explore: immigration fees and compliance; umbrella company m...

Hot on the heels of previous signals of potential change (see here and here), the UK government quietly published a working paper inviting views on options for reform of non-compete clauses in empl...