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In Fulawka v Bank of Nova Scotia (pdf), the Ontario Superior Court of Justice certified a class action

In a decision that will be well-received by hospitality and tourism employers, the U.S. Court of Appeals

Reuters reports that Bolivian lawmakers have proposed a new labor law to reward punctual workers, as

In what could be hailed as a victory for employers, the U.S. Supreme Court has made it less likely that

The European Parliament's women's rights committee voted in favor of extending paid maternity leave from

The territorial reach of U.K. employment legislation has come under scrutiny recently.  Two judgments

In the past two months, the territorial reach of U.K. employment legislation has come under scrutiny.

By a vote of 381 to 253, the European Parliament adopted its annual resolution on equality between men

The record number of certain employment-related discrimination claims filed in 2009 indicates the emergence

Acknowledging that innovations have outpaced legislation designed to protect privacy rights, the European