It is about a month since a whistleblower petitioned in Inspectorate of Government (IG) accusing Uganda Civil Aviation Authority (UCAA) of allowing an unregistered airline operate in Uganda. Incid...

At a glance New legislation expanding the powers of the State Labour Inspectorate (PIP) entered into force on 8 July 2026. PIP can now issue administrative decisions establishing the existence of...

IMPLEMENTATION of legislation designed to protect those who raise concerns is set to be delayed after the minister responsible said the government had higher priorities at the start of the new pol...

The EU is hoping to ease business expansion across the single market – but Europe’s unions worry about the price this will carry for labour rights and remuneration if employers can choose to regis...

Federal Court finds employer liable for supervisor's harassment of FIFO apprentice despite no witnesses The Federal Court's decision in Clarke v Beiler Constructions Pty Ltd [2026] FCA 734 was hand...

Pay disruption at AtkinsRéalis confirms payroll errors are rarely intentional, but how employers respond can matter as much as the mistake itself, say lawyers Some employees at Montreal-based engin...

The NLRB restored the General Motors standard for evaluating discipline when employee misconduct occurs during union or other protected concerted activity, returning to the familiar Wright Line f...

Milton Keynes employers will be given a practical briefing on forthcoming employment law changes when the City Breakfast Club returns next month. Sara Marshall, Head of Employment Law at Franklins...