SCOTUS

Discrimination

What Ames means for US DEI and summary judgment

Diversity decisions should be based on broad access, not concrete goals, lawyers warn

National Assembly of South Korea

Politics

South Korea’s new president expected to strengthen workers’ rights

President Lee pushes for new union reforms, but there are fears he may go too far

Los Angeles skyline

Community

Squire Patton Boggs swipes Perkins Coie litigators

Jon Daryanani and Jill Ripke join global practice in Los Angeles

Pakistan

Compliance

Filling in the gaps within Pakistan’s anti-harassment law

The Protection Against Harassment of Women at the Workplace Act’s success relies heavily on how well it is implemented at the organisational level

2000 Rupee

Restrictive Covenants

JSA Law: Why quitting too soon could cost employees in India

Supreme Court settles long-debated question of whether bond provisions hold ground

Artificial Intelligence

AI systems need guardrails, says UK data watchdog

ICO launches new strategy after government pledges to boost economic growth by turning Britain into an “AI superpower”

D&I

How to support LGBTQ+ staff during Trump’s war on DEI this Pride month

Employers have “full discretion” to implement new policies despite EEOC proclamations, legal experts explain

Crime

Ex-Ubisoft bosses face sexual harassment, bullying charges in France

Gaming giant’s Montreuil office was like a “boys’ club above the law”, employees claim

Data Protection

Works council agreements do not supersede GDPR, German court rules

Reasoning marks notable shift which could see increased employee claims, lawyers explain

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