For the second time in a matter of months, a state attorney general’s office has recovered millions in a case involving alleged worker misclassification by employers. As you may recall, in mid-Sep...

State and federal authorities are investigating two Lawrence, Kan., dealerships and their group on “allegations of conspiracy, theft and making false information,” according to the Kansas Departme...

Apparently, we seem to have immigration laws that only apply to certain nationals but remain blind to Indian nationals or anyone with money. A serious immigration breach has rocked the Department o...

At a Glance Littler’s upcoming 2025 European Executive Employer Conference will explore how to rethink talent as the global workforce evolves. Drawing on conversations with employers and HR teams ...

A federal appeals court just dealt another blow to the National Labor Relations Board’s effort to expand monetary remedies against employers – and the widening split among federal circuits makes S...

Misconduct, discipline in Ottawa During the 2024-2025 fiscal year, Labour Relations investigated 89 allegations of misconduct at Statistics Canada. Of these, 72 were founded. Misconduct was catego...

At a glance Former BBC advisor Michael Prescott has accused the BBC’s Panorama of misleading viewers by editing separate parts of Donald Trump’s January 6 speech together, making it seem as though...

Former BBC advisor Michael Prescott has accused the BBC’s Panorama of misleading viewers by editing separate parts of Donald Trump’s January 6 speech together, making it seem as though he directly ...

Oftentimes, organizations view training simply as another obligation; however, tailored and hands-on privacy and cybersecurity training are essential to safeguard data and ensure operations run smo...

A recent case in the Netherlands assessed whether a contract for services constituted an employment contract under Dutch law. In this case, an employer and an employee entered into a contract for s...