In a recent webinar on FMLA and ADA compliance, we discussed common compliance traps under the Family and Medical Leave Act and the Americans with Disabilities Act, and what employers can do to av...

A Connecticut federal judge has tossed a former pizza delivery driver's suit claiming he worked 100-hour workweeks without overtime, saying the worker didn't show that the now-defunct pizzeria he w...

Whistleblower complaints are increasing across both the public and private sectors, driven partly by enhanced enforcement activity and financial incentives for individuals who report wrongdoing. E...

In Vancouver, Zhao Yuhong, now in her sixties, lives a quiet life with her daughter, Gan Luping. The calm, she says, came only after years of pressure and uncertainty in China. In an interview, th...

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State officials filed a notice of appeal with the state Supreme Court Wednesday, as Gov. Phil Scott called the decision “disappointing, but not surprising.” Updated 5:31 p.m. The Vermont Labor Rela...

••• SPONSORED SECTION ••• What North Carolina Employers Need to Know by Emily Massey and Genesis Torres On January 5, 2026, the U.S. Department of Labor’s Wage and Hour Division (USDOL) released a...

Tribune Staff Reporter [email protected] THE government has launched an investigation into allegations of environmental hazards and retaliatory dismissal at Great Stirrup Cay following a ...

A California judge has thrown out a wrongful termination lawsuit brought by WhatsApp’s former security chief, ruling that the whistleblower failed to prove his dismissal was retaliation for raisin...

As we enter April and finish our Easter weekend, a significant tranche of new employment law rights will take effect under the Employment Rights Act 2025, and is the first major implementation of ...