Controversy hits Hyderabad’s Numaish as whistleblower alleges favouritism in stall allotments Hyderabad: An anonymous whistleblower has levelled serious allegations against the Numaish Exhibition ...

Will Oden of law firm Ward and Smith's Wilmington office has been elected as a Fellow with the College of Labor and Employment Lawyers (CLEL), according to a news release. An invitation-only organ...

Exclusive: ‘I was really trying to let them know how serious this was,’ fired Tesla manager Javier Medrano told The Independent. ‘‘But there was no sense of urgency’ Bookmark popover Your support h...

Xavier Becerra’s inability to track tens of thousands of migrant children while U.S. health secretary — leaving many to be abused and forced into dangerous work conditions — is exploding as a defin...

At a Glance Several jurisdictions have advanced proposals that would impose staffing requirements or operational restrictions on self-checkout technology in retail settings. Rhode Island recently ...

Local governments often lead on workplace issues like paid sick leave, discrimination, and pay equity. But, how and whether cities and counties can – or even should – legislate the workplace varies...

Britney Torres cautions that when an AI training simulator is used to make a termination decision, AI-specific requirements — such as the California Fair Employment and Housing Act and California P...

The U.S. House of Representatives recently voted in favor of the Faster Labor Contracts Act (“FLCA”), H.R. 5408, on a bipartisan basis. If enacted into law, the FLCA would represent one of the most...

As suspended Public Investment Corporation (PIC) chief executive Patrick Dlamini challenged his precautionary suspension in the Gauteng High Court on Tuesday, a whistleblower asked Parliament to i...

In light of a recent tribunal decision, People Management explores how employers should handle online meetings To continue enjoying articles on the People Management website, please register for fr...