Reforms to trade union law aim to make it simpler for trade unions to secure formal bargaining status 31 March 2026 From 6 April, unions applying to the Central Arbitration Committee (CAC) will fa...

Third of employers plan to cut entry-level hiring after April’s minimum wage increase, research suggests 31 March 2026 The UK’s minimum wage will rise from 1 April by 4.1 per cent, taking the nati...

The lawsuit against a Coca-Cola distributor signals a historic shift for the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, which regulates workplace bias.

Rules set to strengthen sexual harassment reporting, forcing employers to improve processes and encourage staff to speak up 31 March 2026 Employees who report sexual harassment at work will gain s...

Wage and hour litigation isn’t letting up, and the latest data puts a clear dollar figure on just how much FLSA lawsuits can cost employers. A new report from Seyfarth Shaw LLP tracks how federal ...

NAGOYA - The operator of a nuclear power plant in central Japan said Tuesday that it had received multiple whistleblower reports regarding the alleged manipulation of quake-resistance data since 2...

This webinar explores how crisis-driven migration is reshaping transit and destination choices, with a focus on South Africa. Director Imraan Mahomed, Senior Associate Taryn York, and Paralega...

Argentina continues to face structural barriers that limit the effective detection and enforcement of foreign bribery, according to the latest report on its implementation of the Convention on Comb...

The changes are expected to have the greatest impact on workplaces of all ERA measures, according to an Acas survey 31 March 2026 Statutory sick pay (SSP) is set to become payable from the first d...