Fasken is proud to once again contribute the Canadian chapter to the Chambers Global 2025 Practice Guide: Employment, authoring both the Law and Practice section. This year’s Guide provides the lat...

The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) just sued New York over its new labor law that attempts to regulate areas that the Board claims are “explicitly reserved for federal oversight.” As more s...

If your company operates in Spain, you should be aware of the country’s stringent workplace rules, hefty fines, and a new reform proposal that would ramp up employer obligations even more. Updates...

Join Higher Ed attorney, Erin Butcher, and Employment attorney, Dan Burke, as they review the latest in employment law across college campuses. Erin and Dan will break down recent legislative deve...

Compliance Newsom signs landmark law, but other statewide regulations will impact California employers. California Gov. Gavin Newsom made headlines Monday, signing landmark legislation into law to ...

As of October 1, 2025, we are in federal government shutdown. During previous government shutdowns, government agencies and departments issued stop-work orders, grinding work on government projects...

In this episode of "A Lo Legal En Par Minutos," Partner Edwin Cortés and Labor and Employment attorney Juan Pablo Colom analyze workplace harassment using the iconic telenovela "Betty la Fea" as a...

A recent decision by the Gelderland District Court shows yet again that dormant employment in the Netherlands comes with risks.1 In this article, we briefly set out what dormant employment is and w...