Kennedys has recently welcomed back Emily Duncan for the second time as lead counsel for employment law in its corporate and commercial team in Hong Kong. Prior to rejoining Kennedys, she served a...

A 19-year veteran says her shoulder injury cost her promotions - then her job A 19-year Toyota veteran says the carmaker stalled her career, then pushed her out on disability leave - all over a sho...

Federal complaint puts the retailer's print-on-demand workflow under fresh scrutiny A new federal lawsuit puts Amazon's print-on-demand operation, and its HR response, under the microscope. Kylisa ...

Title IX suit alleges a 'boys' club' lab, a hallway confrontation, and a forced exit A former Auburn doctoral student says their advisor ran a "boys' club" and pushed them out when they pushed back...

; ; A former finance executive has been denied a lucrative lump sum by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) after whistleblowing on her former employer. Desiree Fixler, 54, went public wit...

The passing of the Domestic Workers Protection Bill (PPRT Law) on 21 April 2026 is a major victory that should be celebrated. After more than two decades, the struggle of domestic workers has at l...

The SEC abused its discretion by moving whistleblower-policy goalposts in departure from past practice. An appeals court remanded a whistleblower’s request for exemptions back to the SEC for recon...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — A federal investigation found a Kansas City-area railroad employee was improperly punished after flagging a train crash and raising safety concerns, the U.S. Department of Labor...

Ghost projects, cartels and kickbacks reveal systemic rot in public works spending X | Senate | House of Representatives | DPWH Manila: The Philippines has long grappled with suffocating, systemic ...

Since 2025, when the effort to federally regulate noncompete agreements suffered several court defeats, we have continued to see states adopt varying approaches to noncompete law. On one end of th...