A woman with a headscarf attends a migration summit at the Chancellery in Berlin, Germany, March 2, 2020. REUTERS/Hannibal Hanschke/File Photo BERLIN, July 6 (Reuters) - Germany will allow some 1...

A researcher faced discrimination and victimisation at work over her belief that men cannot become women, a tribunal has ruled. The landmark employment law decision today means that Maya Forstate...

The company at which Anne works has experienced numerous changes since coming back on-site after the COVID-19 pandemic. Senior leaders decided to revise some employee job titles and job duties. T...

Federal and state governments are playing a leading role in supporting domestic electric vehicle (EV) production, which presents a historic opportunity to establish high standards for workers in ...

Politicians in Bosnia and Herzegovina used the Pride Parade to further their controversial political agendas while in Hungary the online media spread misinformation about the LGBT+ community. In ...

Fasken announced that Montreal partner Magali Cournoyer-Proulx has been named a fellow in the Class of 2022 of the College of Labor and Employment Lawyers, a group of legal scholars, academicians ...

Former workers say Connor Homes, a for-profit Ontario group home operator, was "just money-focused" and cut costs anywhere it could. The whistleblowers say kids were neglected, mistreated and wor...

Abortion generally covered under pregnancy discrimination More religious defenses, accommodation requests likely Pregnancy Discrimination (Bloomberg Law subscription) Pregnancy discriminatio...

The EU’s rule-of-law mission in Kosovo, EULEX, said corruption allegations made by its former prosecutor Maria Bamieh were dismissed in 2018, so it was not connected to a financial settlement bet...

into unlawful working conditions because her employment counts as "commercial activity" under international law, Britain's top court ruled Wednesday. Britain's highest court has ruled that a Saud...