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For the second time, the California Supreme Court issued a ruling in Naranjo v. Spectrum Security Systems in May.

The musician argued he had no role in the payment of teachers and could not be held personally liable for damages.

Dear Atty. Chris Liquigan,I am Alex and I am working for a BPO company in Taguig City. Two weeks ago, I filed my resignation letter effective in two months’ tim

“This dynamic has changed in the Capitol in terms of having these conversations,” one trade group CEO said.

As we previously reported, the California Legislature amended several statutes regulating employer workplace safety policies, including existing injury and illness prevention plans, to...

(UPDATE) PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Wednesday ordered the Regional Tripartite Wages And Productivity Board to review the minimum wage rates in every region in a Labor Day directive, but militant workers who marched toward the Palace before they were stopped by anti-riot police demanded a legislated across-the-board increase instead.

Philippine Canadian Inquirer PBBM unveiled the Labor Day 2024 Commemorative Stamps Art and Culture

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Azerbaijan to observe five non-working days in June

The Supreme Court has ruled that firing an employee for testing positive for the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) is illegal.