Back It is not unusual for workplace tensions, sickness absence and performance concerns to arise at the same time. A recent Irish Workplace Relations Commission case sheds light on when the duty t...

The Hamburg Police Department is at the center of a lawsuit filed by a police officer who claimed he was subjected to retaliation and demoted after he reported departmental misconduct. Jordan Desca...

The start of the new enhanced HMRC whistleblower scheme alters the risk environment for tax advisers, particularly on legacy tax arrangements, warns Rachel Cook, Of Counsel at Peters & Peters T...

Cross-border work may invite immigration, employment law, tax risks even in the short term The lack of a universal definition of “digital nomad” is complicating regulatory approaches and hampering ...

The Ulster Farmers’ Union (UFU) has warned that a proposed workers' rights bill, as currently framed, "risks causing serious damage" to the agri-food sector and family farms. The UFU has written t...

In recent decades, the U.S. labor market has shifted from a prevalence of long-term, single-employer careers to more contingent work or work disguised as entrepreneurship. These attenuated relation...

The landmark verdict by the Madurai Court on the 2020 Sathankulam police custodial deaths case was made possible in part due to the testimony of a woman cop. Constable R Revathi was one of the mai...

The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has demanded action from the Health Ministry, Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI), and Delhi Police following complaints of retaliation...

The Illinois Supreme Court held that Illinois’s Minimum Wage Law does not adopt federal exclusions for preliminary and postliminary activities. The ruling came in a certified question from the U....

attorneys representing a whistleblower who claimed Academy Mortgage submitted false insurance claims was too high, saying the case is not "exceptional," and the court didn't justify its lodestar mu...