NSW ruling confirms victimisation laws kick in before a contract is signed Pulling a job offer over a candidate's political views just became legally risky for NSW employers, a tribunal has confirm...

A failed consultation and a missing board report cost a broadcaster dearly In a determination issued on 23 February 2026, the Employment Relations Authority ruled that UMA Broadcasting Limited, whi...

When Daniel Ellsberg died in 2023, the world lost a unique voice of sanity. Five decades earlier, as a “national security” insider, he had released the top-secret Pentagon Papers to expose the off...

Sacramento, CA (March 2, 2026) – In response to a petition from the majority of St. HOPE Public Schools educators requesting such a vote, a federal labor board has ordered an election to remove Sac...

The Regional Labor Court of Hamburg (Landesarbeitsgericht (LAG)) (Ref. Nos. 1 SLa 18/25 and 1 SLa 19/25) has declared invalid two written warnings and an extraordinary termination issued against a...

Companies today face a critical crossroads when internal whistleblowers report potential misconduct. The Department of Justice's revised enforcement policies have created powerful—and competing—in...

Sexual assault allegations, leaked screenshots, suspended artists and festival cancellations: within days, Europe’s hard techno elite has been thrust into a reckoning. What many in the scene are n...

The Supreme Court of Nevada affirmed the district court’s dismissal of a putative class action brought by construction workers against Apex Materials, as well as the company’s contractors and subc...