A fired LVMH executive - accused of misconduct including giving a colleague the middle finger - is suing Moët Hennessy for 1.7 million ($2 million), saying he was really ousted for flagging sancti...

The Irish Aviation Authority (IAA) didn’t follow proper procedures when it appointed Fianna Fáil presidential candidate Jim Gavin as chief operating officer, according to a confidential letter fro...

In today’s news and commentary, lawmakers and voters struggle over pro-worker ballot initiatives in Missouri, shortcomings appear in California’s deal with Uber and Lyft, and some sexual misconduc...

3-minute read Lyft will pay the New Jersey Labor Department more than $19.4 million to settle allegations from a state audit that found that the rideshare giant misclassified more than 100,000 work...

Takeaways The New York City Council voted to override the mayor’s vetoes and enact two bills extending pay and other protections to app-based grocery delivery workers. App-based grocery delivery...

Alberta labour board clarifies why job duties, not industry, determine construction exemption A recent Alberta Employment Standards Appeal Body decision has brought renewed attention to how employe...

Join Tom Fox as he welcomes back Mary Inman, a leading expert in whistleblower law and compliance, to discuss the dynamic landscape of whistleblowing in 2025. Mary shares her insights on the rise o...