On Dec. 12, 2024, the European Union’s Forced Labor Regulation (FLR) was published, prohibiting the placement, sale, and export of products made with forced labor on the EU market. This is the def...

About Over the last four years, the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) has overruled significant precedents and created new rules, most of which dramatically favor labor unions. The change in...

Currys boss Alex Baldock has warned against the “potential unintended consequences” the government faces as it looks to update the UK’s employment laws. The chief executive said the proposed refor...

With President Trump’s second administration set to begin on January 20, 2025, federal contractors and subcontractors are anxiously awaiting what he might do with respect to the Office of Federal C...

Currently in the United States, federal law doesn’t guarantee workers a single paid day off, and many workers aren’t even entitled to unpaid time off. The Center for American Progress presents a s...

Former EEOC Commissioner Keith Sonderling has been named as President-elect Trump’s pick for deputy secretary of labor. This Insight provides five key takeaways from this nomination. On J...

Gain valuable insights from Gowling WLG employment lawyers as they examine the key cases and legal developments that have shaped employment law in Canada last year. Canada Employment and HR Elisa ...

Randy Anderson, a green beret, claims that he was taken to an underground military facility while on training in Indiana where he saw objects described as 'Off World Technology' News Comments A UFO...

In January 2025, the National Insurance Contributions (Secondary Class 1 Contributions) Bill reached the House of Lords Committee Stages. With Royal Assent expected shortly, we explore what this l...