Two members of a three-judge U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit panel voiced concern about why the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts needed to restrict its 1,100 employees' speech, which one called a "bogus issue."

A staff member at Mabel Rush Elementary School darkened her face to look like Black civil rights pioneer Rosa Parks in protest of a COVID-19 vaccine requirement for all district staff.

In a new ruling passed down by the Taliban, Kabul interim mayor Hamdullah Namony said that women working for the city's government are to stay home pending a further decision, according to The Associated Press.

Gig Workers Collective, a San Francisco Bay Area-based nonprofit that advocates for app-based workers, in an open letter urged Instacart customers to refrain from using the service until the company changes how it treats the shoppers who deliver their groceries.

Prezzo has announced it will give its staff a pay rise next month and close all of its restaurants on Boxing Day.

SEIU says the 2020 rule improperly limits factors considered by the board for joint employment.

While debate still rages around where employees will work as restrictions ease, data shows that most businesses are planning for more work to take place away from the traditional office environment over the long term.

In a newly approved measure introduced Thursday by the Italian government, officials said digital vaccine certificates will be mandatory for all employees across the country.

CEO Tim Cook told employees medical insurance would help cover out-of-state expenses.

The acquisitions come shortly after BetterUp reached one million individual coaching sessions, passed $100 million in annual recurring revenue and announced its official expansion to Europe with offices in Munich and London.