Can my employer make changes to my job? Generally speaking, an employer or business operating in B.C. can’t make considerable and unwanted changes to an employee’s job or the terms of their employ...

Target Corp. will have to face a group of workers who say it misclassified them as exempt from overtime after a federal district judge rejected the company’s request to have an appellate court wei...

Hillsong Church announced a raft of changes in how it manages its finances on Sunday, following a whistleblower’s report alleging that the church’s founder Brian Houston and other leaders, includin...

One California Congressman wants to make the four-day workweek a federal law. Rep. Mark Takano, a Democrat representing California’s 39th congressional district, which includes Riverside County, r...

In a recent decision, the Merit Systems Protection Board confirmed that people are covered by the Whistleblower Protection Act, even if they blew the whistle before applying for a federal job. The ...

A&B ABstract: As recently reported by the Financial Times, banks are preparing for the “deepest job cuts since the financial crisis,” with firings to be “super brutal.” Already, nonbank lende...

As the 2023 summer hiring season begins, employers should take note of several legal developments that could materially impact decision-making at various stages of the employment relationship, sta...

In the wake of the recent news of bank failures, businesses—and their investors—are rightly concerned about the implications of a missed or delayed payroll. Let’s look at those implications, and st...

Calls on legislators to pass his proposal to double state’s rainy day fund Governor's Office HELENA, Mont. – With the second half of the legislative session underway, Governor Greg Gianforte today ...