Multinational companies are increasingly allowing employees to work across borders—whether through short-term remote work arrangements, extended assignments, or informal relocations. While these ar...

HomeLegal NewsIndia wants whistleblowers to speak up—but still doesn’t protect them India lacks a working law to protect whistleblowers, even as corruption persists, leaving those who speak up expo...

Former Overstock CEO and 2020 election conspiracy theorist Patrick Byrne asked a judge not to force him to pay Hunter Biden's lawyers as a sanction for making everyone show up for a summertime de...

Boston-based healthcare system Mass General Brigham shaved as much as 14 minutes a day from employees' pay by rounding their clock-in and clock-out times, according to a proposed class and collecti...

What’s Happening at OpenText? OpenText has reportedly eliminated a significant number of jobs in March 2026. Some Reddit users claim the latest workforce reduction at the Waterloo-based tech compa...

Introduced by Assembly Member Nick Schultz on February 12, 2026, Assembly Bill 1898 (AB 1898) would impose significant new notice and transparency obligations on California employers that use AI-p...

Susan Hornsby-Geluk is managing partner at employment law firm Dundas Street and a regular opinion contributor. OPINION: The Employment Leave Bill has now passed its first reading and looks likely...

Susan Hornsby-Geluk is managing partner at employment law firm Dundas Street and a regular opinion contributor. OPINION: The Employment Leave Bill has now passed its first reading and looks likely...

The Detroit Tigers organization is once again under the microscope after a troubling new report raised questions about how internal concerns are handled. A report from The Athletic detailed a situa...

What’s Happening at Spotify? Spotify has reportedly reduced its podcasting division by approximately 3% — mostly affecting workers at Spotify Studios and The Ringer. “[We don’t] comment on staffin...