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Was This HR Manager Forced Into Constructive Dismissal?
July 1, 2025
Was This HR Manager Forced Into Constructive Dismissal?

An intriguing scenario recently unfolded in the Industrial Court of Malaysia, shedding light on the intricacies of employment law as it pertains to constructive dismissal. This case involved an experienced HR manager who felt her working conditions had fundamentally deteriorated

Is Geographic Discrimination a New Challenge in Remote Work?
July 1, 2025
Is Geographic Discrimination a New Challenge in Remote Work?

As remote work transitions from a temporary arrangement to a predominant mode of operation for numerous organizations, a new challenge has emerged in the form of geographic discrimination. This phenomenon, though reflective of a company’s business strategy, raises complex legal,

Is Running a Side Business During Work Hours Justifiable?
July 1, 2025
Is Running a Side Business During Work Hours Justifiable?

Establishing clear boundaries between personal interests and professional obligations is essential in maintaining ethical standards within the workplace. The Malaysian case highlights the sensitive nature of conflicts of interest, particularly when employees fail to disclose external financial interests or connections

How Will Employers Navigate Revoked Work Authorizations?
July 1, 2025
How Will Employers Navigate Revoked Work Authorizations?

A critical shift in U.S. immigration policy has placed a significant responsibility on employers, particularly those employing noncitizens from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela. Over half a million workers from these countries have experienced a revocation of work authorization. This

How Can HR Avoid Compliance Missteps in Post-Litigation?
June 30, 2025
How Can HR Avoid Compliance Missteps in Post-Litigation?

Navigating the treacherous waters of post-litigation compliance requires an astute and vigilant approach, especially in the ever-evolving legal landscape that businesses face today. Human Resources (HR) departments increasingly find themselves in the spotlight when it comes to ensuring that legal

Age Discrimination Lawsuit: HR Strategies to Avoid Costly Verdicts
June 30, 2025
Age Discrimination Lawsuit: HR Strategies to Avoid Costly Verdicts

Age discrimination in the workplace remains a challenging issue, often leading to legal battles that impact both employees and companies. The need for comprehensive HR policies to address age-related concerns is crucial, as demonstrated by a recent multimillion-dollar verdict involving

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Was This HR Manager Forced Into Constructive Dismissal?
July 1, 2025
Was This HR Manager Forced Into Constructive Dismissal?

An intriguing scenario recently unfolded in the Industrial Court of Malaysia, shedding light on the intricacies of employment law as it pertains to constructive dismissal. This case involved an experienced HR manager who felt her working conditions had fundamentally deteriorated

Is Geographic Discrimination a New Challenge in Remote Work?
July 1, 2025
Is Geographic Discrimination a New Challenge in Remote Work?

As remote work transitions from a temporary arrangement to a predominant mode of operation for numerous organizations, a new challenge has emerged in the form of geographic discrimination. This phenomenon, though reflective of a company’s business strategy, raises complex legal,

Is Running a Side Business During Work Hours Justifiable?
July 1, 2025
Is Running a Side Business During Work Hours Justifiable?

Establishing clear boundaries between personal interests and professional obligations is essential in maintaining ethical standards within the workplace. The Malaysian case highlights the sensitive nature of conflicts of interest, particularly when employees fail to disclose external financial interests or connections

How Will Employers Navigate Revoked Work Authorizations?
July 1, 2025
How Will Employers Navigate Revoked Work Authorizations?

A critical shift in U.S. immigration policy has placed a significant responsibility on employers, particularly those employing noncitizens from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela. Over half a million workers from these countries have experienced a revocation of work authorization. This

How Can HR Avoid Compliance Missteps in Post-Litigation?
June 30, 2025
How Can HR Avoid Compliance Missteps in Post-Litigation?

Navigating the treacherous waters of post-litigation compliance requires an astute and vigilant approach, especially in the ever-evolving legal landscape that businesses face today. Human Resources (HR) departments increasingly find themselves in the spotlight when it comes to ensuring that legal

Age Discrimination Lawsuit: HR Strategies to Avoid Costly Verdicts
June 30, 2025
Age Discrimination Lawsuit: HR Strategies to Avoid Costly Verdicts

Age discrimination in the workplace remains a challenging issue, often leading to legal battles that impact both employees and companies. The need for comprehensive HR policies to address age-related concerns is crucial, as demonstrated by a recent multimillion-dollar verdict involving

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