Remote and hybrid work are no longer perks — they’re embedded expectations (including amongst the talent pool of desirable candidates), and in some cases, legal rights. Flexible work is here to st...

A former Jushi Holdings Inc. executive who claimed a cannabis company fired him in retaliation for compliance with safety standards told a Florida federal court he has settled his suit.... To view ...

Prior to her complaint, the company praised her stellar sales performance. A Safelite store manager can proceed to trial with her Title VII retaliation claim where the company downgraded her perfor...

The HR leader told her that, though the seasonal RIF normally occurs after Father’s Day, the retailer decided to use it early to terminate her, just days after her complaint. An Idaho home-supply r...

By Melissa Camire of Fisher Phillips, LLC In addition to increasing the minimum wage, the proposed bill would phase out the tip credit for food service workers. City lawmakers just introduced propo...

The duty of good faith has long arms, even in contractor and staffing arrangements An Ontario staffing vendor that withheld approximately two months of a consultant's earned pay has been hit with p...

Connell Foley LLP has brought on a labor and employment expert blending expertise in both litigation and employment law counseling as a partner from Harwood Lloyd LLP, the firm announced Tuesday......

Allegations include noose displays, a loaded gun, and repeated reports to HR that went nowhere Two maintenance workers say Tyson's HR was warned about racial threats and workplace violence — and di...

Even a 'notwithstanding' clause couldn't override an employee's dismissal rights A nine-year employee of Vermilion Energy Inc. is set to receive share award damages after an Alberta court found the...

Virginia is poised to impose new limitations on the circumstances in which employers may restrict employees from working for a competitor or engaging in other competing business activities. As we ...