A recent DOL investigation found that a Tennessee contractor failed to do so, resulting in a payout of about $1.73 million in back wages for 1,666 hourly workers. Overtime Pay Miscalculation Leads...

In late 2024, Phil Eng was riding high. Slow zones had been nearly eliminated on the MBTA. Commuter confidence was on the rise. Just a year and a half into his tenure as the T’s general manager, in...

Part One in a new series examining Shell-related spying, surveillance and intimidation allegations across multiple countries. There are Shell controversies that revolve around oil spills, reserves...

On 25 June 2026, His Highness Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, Amir of the State of Qatar, promulgated Law No. (9) of 2026 amending certain provisions of the Labour Law issued by Law No. (14) of 20...

In late 2024, Rasha Maher was rushed to Mansoura University Hospital after her water broke and a uterine rupture left her in critical condition, requiring urgent medical care. Instead, she spent t...

Partner Alok Nadig shares his personal and professional journey from childhood through law school and big law to his current role as Discrimination and Harassment Practice Group Co-Chair. He explor...

Employer groups are demanding the Allan Government withdraw its work-from-home bill, even as new figures show wide support for flexible arrangements among Victorian workers Victoria is on track to ...

A United States labour judge has ordered Atlassian to reinstate an engineer it dismissed in 2023, ruling the Sydney-based software company violated federal labour law when it fired her over a seri...

The parliamentary inquiry into events surrounding the recent KPMG Australia scandal reveals that the firm first went to HR when it was made aware of the whistleblower complaint. During the dedicat...