Many Quebec doctors applying to other provinces for jobs: reports Medical professionals in Quebec are teaming up to speak out against a law that ties a portion of physician pay to performance indic...

While the new government announced fairly drastic measures on the employment front when it was formed towards the end of January 2025, most of these changes have yet to take place. There are howev...

California has made history by becoming the first state in the U.S. to introduce groundbreaking legislation designed to protect data privacy whistleblowers in corporate settings. The new law not o...

A whistleblower has told House Democrats on the Judiciary Committee that convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein’s co-conspirator Ghislaine Maxwell is seeking a commutation of her 20-year sentence ...

In an attempt to provide clarity to amendments to the National Housing Fund Institute for Workers issued in February 2025, INFONAVIT has issued criteria and extensions to employers’ obligations, ...

Israeli soldiers have claimed the army shot unarmed Palestinians "without restraint", used civilians - including teenagers - as human shields and pursued a "destroy, demolish, transfer" policy i...

In The Legal's Labor & Employment/Workers' Compensation special section read about Muldrow and how it affects employment discrimination law, the POWER Act in Philadelphia, and finally, a look ...

Understanding your work status in Ontario is crucial — it determines your rights, benefits, and severance pay. Many workers believe they are independent contractors, but under Ontario law, some ar...