The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled that UW Health is not legally obligated to recognize its nurses' union or bargain collectively. Act 10, a 2011 law, effectively ended collective bargaining for m...

What’s Happening at Siemens? Siemens Canada is winding down manufacturing at its Peterborough factory — affecting approximately 160 jobs. The company said in a news release that production will be...

How can today’s workplace challenges be addressed with strategies that are both legally sound and business-focused? For general counsel and human resources (HR) executives, a holistic approach addr...

Colorado has taken another significant step to combat wage theft and worker misclassification with the enactment of House Bill 25-1001 (HB25-1001), which amends Colorado’s chief wage statute, the ...

Hampstead’s director of communications was fired after reporting her employers to Quebec’s anti-corruption task force. In a November 2021 email to her bosses, Laurie Kezas claims there was “manipu...

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) received 1,131 whistleblowing reports between 1 April 2024 and 31 March 2025. These reports generated 2,684 separate allegations. The FCA said the information ...

Tribunal determines workers’ complaint to Ottawa 'at the very least' influenced their termination The Manitoba Labour Board has found that the Best Western Thompson Hotel & Suites violated the ...

We recently recorded a lively discussion with several of our Baker McKenzie colleagues to discuss the major developments impacting multinational employers operating in Europe. For your convenience,...

Workplace culture is built moment by moment – in conversations, decisions, and how people show up for one another. In today's environment, many of those moments are feeling more difficult. Workplac...