At a Glance What happens when different sports cultures and legal frameworks converge on the same global stage? Our Labor & Employment World Cup 2026 series aims to find out. Think of this les...

KATHMANDU: Minister for Youth, Labour and Employment Ramjee Yadav has said the government is preparing to amend the Foreign Employment Act to address emerging challenges and make the law more rele...

FORENSIC services have historically been associated with investigations—mobilised only after fraud, misconduct, or a regulatory breach had already occurred. Many organisations still manage fraud r...

The government has launched a consultation examining whether existing employment rights for unpaid carers remain fit for purpose and seeking views on potential new rights, including paid carer's l...

When does a tyrannical boss become a legal liability?

Background In the case of MyPay Limited v HMRC, MyPay operated as an umbrella company supplying workers to end-user organisations through recruitment agencies. The workers undertook assignments ac...

Background The government has published details of a new growth initiative designed to support innovative, fast-growing businesses and encourage them to scale within the UK. The measures are targe...

THE CIA WHISTLEBLOWER WHO PAID THE PRICE: John Kiriakou on Surveillance, Secrecy, Spies and the Cost of Telling the Truth In an age where smartphones track locations, algorithms shape opinions, and...

A former Escambia County employee is suing the county, alleging it violated the Florida Whistleblower’s Act by forcing him to resign after reporting his boss for "gross mismanagement." The case is ...