Press Release
Littler Continues Canadian Expansion with New Vancouver Office and Addition of Paul Pulver - Littler Mendelson P.C.
VANCOUVER (January 12, 2026) – Littler, the world’s largest employment and labour law practice representing management, today announced the opening of its third Canadian office in Vancouver, Britis...
Read moreLittler Adds Carlos Gonzalez as Chief Digital Innovation Officer - Littler Mendelson P.C.
NEW YORK (January 12, 2026) – Littler, the world’s largest employment and labor law practice representing management, has welcomed Carlos Gonzalez as the firm’s Chief Digital Innovation Officer, wh...
Read moreEmployment: key updates and developments (22 Dec – 9 Jan) - Lexology
The US NLRB regains a quorum following the appointment of its board members, the UK extends bereavement paternity leave rights, and Italy enacts a law to strengthen workplace health and safety – p...
Read moreBelgium’s action plan to combat long-term absence requires employers to take action too - Employment Law Worldview
In previous blogs, we have mentioned how Belgium is high up in the ranks of countries with employees on long-term absence, and how our new(ish) government wants to tackle this national disease on ...
Read moreDay-one parental leave rights confirmed for April 2026 - Personnel Today
Millions of workers previously denied time off for the birth of their child will become eligible for day one rights to parental leave from April, as ministers lay new regulations stemming from the...
Read moreChina Raises Whistleblower Rewards for Securities Violations to 1 Million Yuan - Caixin Global
DIGEST HUB Explore the story in 30 seconds China increased the maximum cash reward for whistleblowers reporting securities and futures violations to 1 million yuan ($143,320). Whistleblowers ...
Read moreFired DuSable whistleblower honored as museum skips Kwanzaa celebration - The Chicago Crusader
By Erick Johnson Kim Dulaney, a former employee of the DuSable Black History Museum and Education Center who was fired after filing whistleblower complaints, was recently honored for her contribut...
Read moreFalse Claims
Clay County eye practice pays $2.1M to settle kickback claim, DOJ says - The Florida Times-Union
A Fleming Island eye-care business will pay $2.1 million to settle accusations of improper Medicare or Medicaid claims. The business was one of five ophthalmology practices in Florida that collect...
