What do you think when someone says, “pro bono?” Do you jump to altruism—helping, yay!—or do you become anxious, thinking of presumably “lost” billable hours or personal time? Neither view is help...

Dominic Gates at The Seattle Times has a shocking story about how a Delta pilot was fired for mental health reasons after reporting safety issues. She ended up being reinstated after a legal battl...

A letter addressed to the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission Oct. 21 claims that the EEOC’s former general counsel, Sharon Fast Gustafson, sent messages to multiple employers encouraging...

Starting November 1, 2022, employers with four or more employees who advertise jobs for full or part-time employees in New York City must include a good faith minimum and maximum salary range or ho...

Former worker gives evidence she had lower base salary compared with male colleague The decision to terminate the plaintiff was consistent with the corporate restructuring of the sales force and wa...

Article content Years spent litigating employment disputes across Canada have made at least one thing clear: the legal determination of important workplace issues can dramatically differ from prov...

Leaders of Orange County’s green power agency kicked the decision on firing CEO Brian Probolsky on Tuesday, again extending the discussion on whether or not to remove their controversial top emplo...

Ukiah Daily Journal, The (CA) It took two shifts to clean the five-story central Los Angeles office building where Edith Lopez worked as a janitor. From morning to dusk she vacuumed, wiped down kit...

A third (34 per cent) of people professionals have had to upskill in response to immediate business needs following the pandemic, a CIPD report has found. The People Profession 2021 report found t...

Do you have relevant expertise and experience or a special interest in the Retained EU Law (Revocation and Reform) Bill, which is currently passing through Parliament? If so, you can submit your v...