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The New Zealand government has unveiled a free toolkit aimed at improving mental health in workplaces. Mental Health Minister ...

Authority finds plan was too far advanced for unions to meaningfully shape the outcome ...

A long-serving casual horse-riding worker has lost her unfair dismissal case after the Fair Work Commission found her shifts ...

On 17 February 2026, the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia handed down judgment in Duarte v United Arab Emirates ...

An Ontario judge has ruled that a former Equestrian Canada director dismissed after roughly 15 months on the job was entitled ...

A former WA Police officer's disability discrimination claim, spanning sick leave, a vaccine direction, eviction from her ...

As tech layoffs top 100,000 in 2026, LinkedIn's restructuring raises new questions about what growth actually means for ...

The cancellation of the Bahrain and Saudi Arabian Grands Prix has not only reshaped the race calendar – it has placed new ...

DiDonna frames sabbaticals less as a perk and more as an organizational capability. When someone leaves for an extended ...

The emerging data supports caution. A recent Newsweek-cited survey found that 22% of job seekers admit to using AI during ...

How the retail giant framed the action tells HR leaders something important about the new vocabulary of corporate downsizing ...