MINOT — It is astounding how poorly the Ethics Commission is handling this spat with Gov. Kelly Armstrong. Armstrong argues that the commission is off the rails and in need of new leadership. The ...

Whether it’s literal clockwork, the turning of the leaves, or the beginning of the holiday hubbub, fall is a season of change. Employers are noticing, too. In conjunction with third-quarter earnin...

Court finds worker's sole purpose was a permanent residency application, not genuine employment with the company A foreign worker faced criminal prosecution for making a false declaration in his wo...

Worker wins case after employer bound themselves to redundancy outcome during first phase of restructure A seasonal field technician faced redundancy during a nationwide restructuring that identifi...

In today’s news and commentary, a group of law professors file an amicus brief in Trump v. Slaughter; the New York Court of Appeals hears oral arguments about a firing over blog posts; and a Senat...

Nautilus director of legal services Charles Boyle shares a year of legal highlights with Rob Coston – from defending members involved in maritime incidents to winning millions in compensation, and...

Third-party leave administrator allegedly closed accommodation claim without supervisor's knowledge JC Penney faces federal allegations that it fired a cancer patient after a third-party vendor ine...

Complaint describes heat assignments, offensive supervisor remarks, and unanswered ethics calls A lawsuit filed last week against DHL Express alleges years of racial discrimination and retaliation ...

Worker said she did not feel able to stop or block him as he held a managerial position, making the situation feel intimidating A manager with nearly seventeen years of service challenged his dismi...