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In a decision issued in late November, the Eastern District of New York confirmed the limited scope of

In what continues to be a flurry of activity in U.S. federal courts involving allegations of human rights

In what continues to be a flurry of activity in U.S. federal courts involving allegations of human rights

A recent workshop organized by the European Commission focused on flexible work arrangements, bringing

In May 2010, the Committee on Freedom of Association of the International Labour Organization (ILO) in

Personnel Today reports that a Kellogg's UK initiative aimed at increasing employees' motivation and

A recent survey of approximately 1,200 companies in 23 countries found that nearly two-thirds are experiencing

The second decade of the 21st Century promises to redefine the way employment, benefit, and labor law

According to Russian employment legislation, unjustified refusal may lead to criminal liability for the

On September 14, 2010, the European Court of Justice ("ECJ") disappointed many in the legal community