Delaware’s Auditor of Accounts, Lydia York, has released the second Dual Employment Performance Audit of her first term, but says that they were unable to fully assess whether State agencies compli...

Delaware’s Auditor of Accounts, Lydia York, has released the second Dual Employment Performance Audit of her first term, but says that they were unable to fully assess whether State agencies compli...

Given the agreement included a prominent stand-alone paragraph addressing employees’ ability to pursue administrative remedies, a reasonable employee could not interpret the policy to restrict the...

'The employee was struck on the lower back/waist area by the employer' Violence is never the answer for employers who want to get their employees to do something in a certain way. Currently, a rest...

Birmingham law firm Ward Hadaway has expanded its employment team with the appointment of Chris Piggott as partner. Chris advises commercial organisations, from SMEs to large corporates, on a wide...

A retired judge's old hospital job became the fight - but the objection came too late A worker who lost her harassment case in arbitration waited too long to challenge the arbitrator - and a New Je...

A five-year service clause with no end date came back to bite the district years later A New York school district owes a former employee 85% of his retiree health premiums, years after he quit, an ...

A 16-year clean record outweighed a single lapse that cost taxpayers under $300 A California appeals court upheld a one-year suspension, not dismissal, for a highway patrol officer who claimed over...

Former NFL quarterback Tom Brady was known for shouting, “Let’s go!” from the sidelines to rally teammates during critical game moments. Employers may soon hear a similar refrain from the National...