Michael Schmidt begins the 10th season of the "Employment Law Now" podcast, with his guest from each anniversary episode: Howard Schweitzer, CEO of Cozen O'Connor Public Strategies. Howard and Mich...

A U.S. intelligence official has alleged wrongdoing by Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard in a whistleblower complaint filed last year, according to the official’s lawyer and Gabbard’...

On February 2, 2026, the California Legislature declined to pass legislation (Senate Bill (SB 310)) that would have created a private right of action to recover unpaid wages. Employees who allege ...

If your company is at the Seed stage in raising capital, there are commercial, employment, compliance and other strategic considerations to keep in mind as you move forward. If your company is at t...

'Employers simply should not be subject to agreement terms that they have not actually agreed to,' Ai Group chief says National employer association Ai Group has criticised the Fair Work Commission...

A constitutional complaint filed by former Shinhan Bank personnel and recruitment officers implicated in the 2013–2016 ‘Shinhan Bank Hiring Irregularities’ case, challenging the constitutionality o...

Patients are being put at risk by NHS bosses launching “sham investigations” into whistleblowers to shut down concerns, a former hospital chief executive who won a 1.4m bullying claim has said. Dr...

HR leaders have been put on notice as Parliament launches a wide‑ranging review of Australia’s National Employment Standards (NES), with experts warning even “technical” tweaks could mean major wor...

From Bernard Collaery to David McBride, the evidence shows Australia’s whistleblower framework punishes disclosure while shielding executive power, writes Nigel Carney. The assumption that breaks ...