As the calendar turns to 2026, employers across the country face a fresh wave of labor and employment law changes that will reshape ...

Parliamentary ping-pong with the Employment Rights Bill resumes as MPs reject amendments on unfair dismissal rights and ...

"What's surprising at this point is how long it's going on... This is really causing a lot of issues for contractors and ...

As 2026 approaches, employers should review the changes in this year’s legal landscape to ensure that they are continuing to follow the law to ...

In the ever-evolving landscape of South Africa's small and mid-sized enterprises (SMMEs), outdated employment contracts are transforming from an overlooked concern to a significant legal risk. With ...

November’s National Entrepreneurship Month is an opportunity for us to reflect on the critical role our entrepreneurs play in ...

The prevalence of short-term contracts, or “chopped-up” contracts, for workers in Korea has sparked concern over job ...

The Manitoba Labour Board says the construction company Aecon broke labour laws when it fired an employee who was trying to ...

Laws are not meant to be broken but that doesn't mean they can't be bent or twisted a little bit to perfectly fit a given ...

The Village of Sturtevant no longer has a police department. Leaders say the move will help cut costs in future budgets and ...

An Indian man who paid a fixer $15,000 in a failed attempt to extend his work permit in Canada entered into an “illegal ...

Brian Lehman and Lee Jacobs discuss an issue close to New York’s alternative-finance sector: merchant cash advance (MCA) ...