High court makeup puts case on tricky path despite circuit split Title IX, Title VII connection could implicate employment The battle over transgender students’ access to bathrooms that correspo...

As an historian and university professor, William E. Dodd had no experience with diplomacy and was unfamiliar with its linguistic codes. In the French embassy, the experienced diplomat André Franç...

Five Important Things to Know Going into 2023 By Amelia J. Holstrom, Esq. and John S. Gannon, Esq. Massachusetts employers are used to the ever-changing employment-law landscape. As we close out an...

City should’ve bargained, firefighter union says Police powers trump union obligations, according to city The power of unions to bargain over workplace health measures is at stake as the Massach...

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Fired Matawan administrator sues, claims he blew whistle on lawyer ...

Telese Zuberer says the void is better than it was, but finding the right person for the job is tougher than it seems. Read More: 3 for '23The grind of 2022 has given way to the go-figure of 2023....

GENEVA (ILO News) – Reduced working hours and more flexible working time arrangements, such as those used during the COVID-19 crisis, can benefit economies, enterprises and workers, and lay the gr...

The University of Houston suddenly removed its dean of social work last month. The university has said it did so to better align the Graduate College of Social Work with broader institutional prio...

Case questions when workers are protected from retaliation Worker says he was fired for not diluting water samples Issues have divided state, federal judges in Louisiana (Reuters) - A U.S. appea...