When Frances Haugen first sounded the alarm in 2021 that her former employer Facebook was deliberately harming users through its addictive features, few were ready to hear it. But Haugen had knock...

New Zealand sees 'one of the toughest' End of Financial Year End of the Financial Year period On 1 April, employers across New Zealand are expected to be compliant with the new minimum wage and Kiw...

Rating: A Berlin-based Ukrainian director Sergei Loznitsa specializes in shining a light on Russian tyranny past and present in both documentaries (Maidan, The Invasion) and fictional films (My Joy...

The Argentine Senate has given preliminary approval to an ambitious Labor Modernization Bill that would meaningfully recalibrate Argentina’s employment law framework. The proposal introduces sweepi...

The government has convened to determine whether Australia’s National Employment Standards still provide a fair, simple safety net A federal parliamentary inquiry held today (26 March) has been tol...

Where a defendant employer was awarded summary judgment on claims of unlawful retaliation, that judgment should be affirmed because the plaintiff has not produced evidence from which a reasonable j...

An investigator with the Orange County District Attorney’s Office has reached a $2.75 million settlement with the county of Orange for a whistleblower lawsuit in which she accused District Attorne...

Is Meta Cutting Jobs in 2026? Yes — Meta is reportedly cutting several hundred roles as part of a restructuring. The bombshell announcement comes after reports surfaced — claiming that the tech gi...

Where three plaintiffs have alleged that the defendant employer used a “ruse” of terminating case managers and requiring them to reapply through a process based solely on subjective interviews, res...

Is Target's new employee dress code political?