The First Amendment has limits – and a California court just drew the line A California court ruled on March 2 that religious employers cannot use the First Amendment to automatically dodge wage cl...

A 28-year firefighter's hearing loss claim leaves his county employer on the hook Government employers cannot use partial disability retirement benefits to cancel out workers' compensation awards, ...

A 28-year firefighter's hearing loss claim leaves his county employer on the hook Government employers cannot use partial disability retirement benefits to cancel out workers' compensation awards, ...

Politics The previously unreported documents support a former ICE instructor’s concerns about the agency’s training program. Newly unveiled records have backed a whistleblower’s claim that ICE sla...

Employees with boots on the ground and direct insight into a company’s day-to-day operations and internal decision-making often know a company best. Often, they possess far more actionable informa...

No termination letter, no clarity, and the filing deadline moved The Fair Work Commission handed down its decision on a case that turns on one of the most basic obligations in employment: telling a...

No termination letter, no clarity, and the filing deadline moved The Fair Work Commission handed down its decision on a case that turns on one of the most basic obligations in employment: telling a...

One missing agreement, one stalled buyback, and a $222,500 order A Queensland court has ordered a company to honour a share buyback promise made to a senior executive more than three decades ago. W...

One missing agreement, one stalled buyback, and a $222,500 order A Queensland court has ordered a company to honour a share buyback promise made to a senior executive more than three decades ago. W...

On Friday, February 27, 2026, the U.S. Department of Labor published a proposal to rescind its 2024 test for determining employee vs. independent contractor status, announced under the Biden admin...