Collating documents promptly and including clauses in settlement agreements can help prevent ‘considerable difficulties’ for businesses, commentators say The number of outstanding employment tribun...

The kitchen table, round and glass, with wooden legs, sits in a sunlit corner of Alejandra Carrera and Clemente Flores’ apartment. It is one of the first things visitors see. To the outsider, it’s...

The Court of Appeal has dismissed an appeal in a long-running loss of earnings claim by a banker against his employer. In 2006-7, the Appellant, Mr Benyatov, was arrested, prosecuted and then convi...

Whistleblowers are often thought of as public company insiders who report alleged wrongdoing like insider trading, market manipulation, submitting false or misleading company disclosures or other s...

Editorials and other Opinion content offer perspectives on issues important to our community and are independent from the work of our newsroom reporters. During Attorney General Ken Paxton’s freque...

On January 4, the Third Circuit affirmed the dismissal of a former bank executive's whistleblower retaliation claims, holding that two procedural errors doomed his case: he sued before exhausting h...

LITTLE ROCK -- A bill aimed at increasing wages for school staff by $4 an hour failed to pass the Senate Education Committee on Wednesday. The committee in a voice vote tabled Senate Bill 149, wit...

The government is finally following up on its 2018 promise to address “one-sided flexibility” in work contracts by backing this Private Member’s Bill. This article looks at the planned new rights. ...

THERE are calls for employment law to be devolved "urgently" if Labour win the next UK General Election. The Scottish TUC (STUC), Scotland’s largest trade union body, has called on any future Labo...

More than 150 of Allegheny County’s 1,500 prisoners work at institutional jobs. They wash dishes, cook, sort laundry, serve food, clean housing units, work in warehouses and perform various other ...