Physician at Walmart clinic accused of poaching staff, clients A physician who resigned from an Ontario clinic, only to have his contract cut short over accusations he tried to poach staff and clie...

Meta’s former director of global public policy failed to toss an arbitrator’s order that she claims violates her speech rights. Sarah Wynn-Williams “has actively participated” in the arbitration f...

Over the summer, the European Commission published some frequently asked questions (FAQs) on the European Pay Transparency Directive. By way of reminder, the Directive had to be transposed into na...

From 1 October 2026, the UK's Right to Work Scheme will apply to a wider range of working arrangements. While the basic checking process for directly employed staff will remain largely unchanged, ...

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October 2026 | SPOTLIGHT | BANKRUPTCY & RESTRUCTURING Financier Worldwide Magazine October 2026 Issue Employers with a multijurisdictional footprint face unique challenges when it comes to bala...

Finds worker's account of coworkers watching and reporting on her amounted to interpersonal conflict, not bullying A workers' compensation tribunal has dismissed a worker's claim that being investi...

South Korea is moving to guarantee larger payouts for people who report corruption and wrongdoing that prevents losses to public finances. The government plans to raise the budget for whistleblowe...

Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP is pleased to announce that partner Emily Burkhardt Vicente was recognized among the 2026 Leaders of Influence: Labor & Employment Attorneys by the Los Angeles Busines...

A California federal district court granted summary judgment to Shriners Hospitals for Children on a pediatric orthopedic surgeon’s retaliation claims under California health and labor laws, findi...