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Trump administration joins Musk to take aim at US state AI hiring fairness law

Federal push against DEI-Linked workplace regulation increases

Sexual harassment, psychosocial risk and AI: 3 fault lines every HR leader must watch

Why HR can’t afford to blink amid Australia’s employment law shakeup

Junior pay rate reforms could expand to all industries

Employment lawyer reveals the 'unintended' impact of junior pay rate restructuring

WiseTech founder offered $5m “tax‑free” payout to silence accuser while under trading probe

WiseTech Global co‑founder Richard White personally negotiated a multimillion‑dollar settlement with a former employee who accused him of underpayment and inappropriate conduct

Did they quit or were they fired? Legal tips to never confuse the two

HR can move quickly to avoid costly trouble, says Herbert Smith Freehills partner

'Serious misconduct': how to handle bad behaviour in the C-suite

'We are seeing more cases of senior executives being exited for improper language and sexual harassment as well as threatening verbal conduct'

Malaysian legislation targets sexual harassment

New rules could have significant implications for employers if harassment relates to conduct at work

Is this the end for non-compete and non-solicit provisions in employment agreements?

Competition Taskforce, public consultation to determine regulation of restrictive covenants

How HR can prepare for 'right to disconnect' law

'An employee can refuse to respond to or acknowledge out-of-hours contact if it's not reasonable', lawyer says

Employment law: what HR needs to know for 2024

'Workers have got a much greater array of legal avenues they can pursue,' says lawyer