In a much anticipated decision, the Illinois Supreme Court, in Johnson v. Amazon.com Services, LLC, 2026 IL 132016 (2026), held that the Illinois Minimum Wage Law’s, 820 ILCS 105/1 et seq. (“IMWL”)...

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Employees alleging a property management company stiffed them on overtime wages cannot proceed as a collective for now, a North Carolina federal judge has ruled, finding that the current record is....

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The awards in verdicts against two of the world's social media giants amount to just a fraction of the companies' wealth. But Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen said these rulings against Meta ...

What’s Happening at Humber Polytechnic? Humber Polytechnic will reduce its workforce after participation in its Voluntary Employee Exit Program (VEEP) fell short. “[Despite strong participation, t...

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Two trips to HR, allegedly no investigation, a swift exit — then 16 legal claims A former Axos Bank vice president is suing the company, claiming HR sat on her harassment and pay discrimination com...

A one-month employee claims racist remarks, sexual stereotyping, and retaliation A worker says she was fired after reporting discrimination at a Florida company — by a supervisor who allegedly had ...