One lawyer got the memo, the other didn't - and the employer didn't have to fix it A tenured Alabama school administrator lost her bid to overturn her firing after her own attorneys failed to coord...

He warned regulators in 2011 - two years before the scandal hit the headlines. On June 5, a federal appeals court told an early currency-market tipster he gets no share of a $1.475 billion bank se...

A long record nearly blocked him from child-related work - until the tribunal looked closer A Victorian tribunal has cleared a man with a long criminal history to work with children, finding that h...

He resigned an hour after the first message - and the timing sank his case A casual worker quit over a policy form, then said he had no choice. The tribunal disagreed. A casual gym worker who refus...

A worker said his boss froze him out over his age. The records told a different story A worker in his early 70s cried age discrimination. His employer's paper trail won the day. A self-represented ...

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Multinational corporations love the idea of a global noncompete template, as they appear to provide a single restrictive strategy, have enough flexibility to allow minor local tweaks, and are impl...

A National Labor Relations Board judge correctly dinged Starbucks for interrogating workers at three Seattle cafes about their strike plans, the NLRB held, with the board's two Republican members n...

Executive Summary What’s new: Recent U.S. DOJ, FBI and Treasury actions highlight the evolution of North Korea-affiliated worker fraud schemes, which involve the use of stolen identities, fabrica...

WASHINGTON — Democratic Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz and state Attorney General Keith Ellison knew of billions of dollars in benefit fraud “much earlier than they led the public to believe” — and allowe...