A new feature of The Practical Employment Law Podcast will be interviews of guests with insights into employment law, including attorneys, business owners and managers and just about anyone with so...

What You Need to Know Layoffs hit Cooley's capital markets and venture capital practices during late summer and early fall following months of lagging demand. Not all cuts were performance-relate...

Meta and have been accused of actively ignoring Irish labour laws following massive layoffs in the last two weeks. The multimillion-dollar firms slashed tens of thousands of jobs around the globe ...

has been accused of actively ignoring Irish labour laws following massive layoffs in the last two weeks. The multimillion-dollar firm slashed tens of thousands of jobs around the globe in a major ...

Since the global pandemic began, we have experienced tremendous economic and social change in Poland, as reflected in the shifting Polish laws regarding employees. With our HR Space podcast series,...

People in the United States seemingly don’t want to work. Why? The recent labor shortage in the United States has left many wondering why it seems that Americans do not want to work. We have seen t...

Welcome to Wrigleys' Employment Law Bulletin, October 2022. In our first article this month, we report on the recent Employment Appeal Tribunal case of Mogane v Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foun...

As our colleagues previously reported, on October 19, 2022, the EEOC updated its "Know Your Rights" poster for employers. On October 28, 2022, the Office of Federal Contractor Compliance Programs (...

Australia has inched closer to having a federal anti-corruption watchdog after a multi-partisan committee scrutinising the proposal handed down a unanimous report in support of it.

Australia has inched closer to having a federal anti-corruption watchdog after a multi-partisan committee scrutinising the proposal handed down a unanimous report in support of it.