A federal judge dismissed claims brought by the Douglas County Board of Commissioners alleging that a state law granting county employees the right to organize and join labor unions violates free ...

If passed, a constitutional challenge to the Victorian Labor government’s proposed work-from-home laws is all but guaranteed. But some legal experts say the more radical situation may be if the go...

The recent violent confrontation in Karishunda village, located in the Indas block of Bankura district of West Bengal, has cast a harsh light on the deteriorating state of government education acr...

The piece warns that proposed changes to mail-in voting could disproportionately affect Native voters and other communities, emphasizing the importance of protecting voting access and investing in...

Guest Opinion This year the Postal Service may decide the outcome of elections nationwide. In a historic attempt to disenfranchise millions of voters, Donald Trump has appealed to the U.S. Supreme ...

Ministry of Manpower widens probe into fraudulent quota inflation in construction firms Singapore's Ministry of Manpower (MOM) arrested four people last week for suspected employment offences tied ...

Clay Clark has spent decades in civil litigation learning what happens when timing, strategy, and human behavior intersect. He is a partner with Clark, May, Price, Lawley & Paul, LLC in Birmin...

Employment Appeal Tribunal rules market pressures can justify pay gaps, reshaping equal pay claims across UK retail The UK's Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) ruled Monday that Next was justified in...

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Draft laws will bar non-compete clauses for those earning under $190,100, but employer groups warn the changes go too far The Albanese Government has released draft legislation banning non-compete ...