Matter of judgment As Canada’s labour and employment landscape shifts and mandates grow more demanding, organizations seeking sector-leading counsel are turning to a select few firms. These organiz...

Canada’s leading labour and employment law firms for 2026–27 have offered clients authoritative legal insight, quality advice, and speedy service amid the country’s increasingly complex and conseq...

We’ve uncovered the secret identity of the dreaded Spence Spammer! On Tuesday, a mysterious figure posted signs around the illustrious Spence school — whose alumna include Gwyneth Paltrow, Kerry Wa...

The former state employee’s lawsuit alleged she followed orders from a supervisor when improperly entering a home as part of a child welfare investigation, then was the victim of retaliation by the...

A UK employment tribunal has dismissed claims brought by a senior employee of Google who alleged she was made redundant after reporting inappropriate behaviour by a manager. The ruling concluded t...

As well as the usual April compliance actions and changes to employment law that HR professionals will be expecting, April 2026 brings additional measures being introduced under the Employment Rig...

Advance Notice: Briefs A lawsuit filed by Right to Life of Michigan and the Pregnancy Resource Center in Grand Rapids against Attorney General Dana Nessel, along with the Michigan Department of C...

Although all employment law news and comment is currently dominated by the reforms brought by the Employment Rights Act 2025, it is crucial for employers not to overlook the significant increases ...

A Met Police employee dismissed after sending sexualised messages to female colleagues - including jokes about playing with his “joy stick” - was unfairly dismissed because the conduct was linked ...