Ministers failed to reach a deal last week over the platform workers’ directive, as concerns over the triggering of the legal presumption of employment and its derogations remain, Commissioner Nic...

Just Employment Law has made a number of new appointments and promotions.Ross Milvenan joins JEL as head of litigation. JEL provides employment law and HR advice and assistance to employer clients...

Ruling narrowly interprets definition of ‘sex’ under ACA Boundaries of landmark Bostock decision up for debate The future of the Biden administration’s efforts to prohibit LGBTQ discrimination i...

How workers are classified is hard-fought, expensive proposition Ruling in 90 days likely will go to California Supreme Court The next battle in the long-running California war over who’s an emp...

The solution to a disengaged workforce is building a culture that people want to be part of, says Graham Millar Despite the clouds forming over the economic horizon, the jobs market is still heavil...

Monday morning musings for workplace watchers. Ian Kullgren: The first Apple Store union in Towson, Md., is getting ready to negotiate its first contract early next year—which could end up being i...

Bipartisan measures lawmakers are pushing to get over the finish line before the start of the new congressional calendar next year could add $83.6 billion to the retirement savings marketplace and...

At the height of the Covid-19 pandemic, news outlets reported that incarcerated people in New York were being forced to make hand sanitizer and coffins. Though elected officials and advocates for ...

According to the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL), a federal court in Nebraska last week entered a consent order and judgment in which Wisconsin-based Packers Sanitation Services Inc. LTD (PSSI)—one ...