An employment tribunal ruling suggests that telling employees to keep their cameras on during online meetings can amount to disability discrimination. In a ruling given in the case of a travel con...

The new legal presumption of employee status: what does this mean for clients and self-employed individuals?

KPMG has sacked its former chief operating officer Eileen Hoggett from the firm’s partnership in a rare move after finding she had stored printed copies of confidential Lendlease board documents in...

The Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse (OUTA) said that strengthening whistleblower protection laws will be meaningless without the political will to enforce them. OUTA was reacting to developments in...

A federal judge denied a motion to temporarily prevent a federal judge from starting as the next dean of the University of Kentucky College of Law. Last week, professor Ramsi Woodcock filed a laws...

Bengaluru: Retired photojournalist Eswarraj R of the People’s Union for Civil Liberties (PUCL) has written to the Revenue department seeking an update on action taken in connection with large-scale...

New court comes after concerns of costly, complex court system The Australian government has announced that it is establishing a new Fair Work Court that aims to resolve workplace disputes faster a...

A Nordstrom Inc. worker has hit the Seattle-based retailer with a proposed wage-and-hour class action in Washington state court, accusing the company of failing to provide employees with legally ma...

Proposed regulations impacting California's Private Attorneys General Act that have raised questions from both workers' and employers' attorneys are necessary to address a "depressing" trend of ina...