The Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court held that a worker injured during a mandatory 15-minute break while retrieving food remained within the course of employment because the break was too brief to ...
St. Louis, Missouri, is home to families whose daily lives are increasingly shaped by social platforms, especially as teenagers use them to communicate, entertain themselves, and connect. When a ...
On 24 July 2026, Justice Amit Bansal of the Delhi High Court dismissed ANI Media’s application for an interim injunction ...
A few years ago, as Employee Wellbeing and Engagement Officer at a logistics company in Lagos, I sat across from ...
The growing use of general-purpose LLMs for everyday questions illustrates the breadth of contexts in which people are now ...
The Anti-Corruption and Civil Rights Commission announced on Tuesday, September 22, that partial amendments to enforcement ...
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How workers’ compensation really works: 6 things HR gets wrong about workplace injury claims
Workers’ compensation isn’t one global system. Here are 6 workplace injury claims myths HR teams believe, and what’s actually ...
CEG improves fleet availability by lowering EFOF while sustaining strong nuclear and renewable performance across its ...
Despite the sham ceasefires in place for the past 18 months, the war waged by Israel against Lebanon is causing a catastrophe for Lebanese agriculture. Consequently, 1.24 million people are projected ...
New battle lines are being drawn in tax audits and litigation concerning implicit support. Tânia Rodrigues and Pablo Gil Diez De Leon of Deloitte examine how European courts and tax authorities are ad ...
Short travel time during a 60-minute meal period is not compensable when a nonexempt worker is relieved from duties and the period is long enough for the employee to eat, the U.S. Department of Labor ...
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