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IEL Elite 2026 – the world’s leading labour and employment law teams

From offering a deft hand in large multijurisdictional reorganisation projects, to advising on the impacts of AI, these are the firms at the vanguard of employment law

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Disputes

Trump admin sued by American union over H-2A visa reforms

Regulations that significantly lower wages of foreign workers would also have illegal adverse impact on domestic farmworkers, lawsuit states

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Retirement

Singapore launches pilot schemes to keep seniors active in greying workforce

Companies urged to tackle age bias and tap older workers’ institutional knowledge as new schemes support redesign, reskilling, and phased retirement

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LGBTQ+

National Guard sued over “biologically incoherent” transgender bathroom policy

Trump administration’s definition of sex is “blatant” discrimination against trans people, ACLU claims

IEL Awards 2025

Awards

IEL Awards 2025: Winners and Highly Commended revealed

Find out which in-house and private practice lawyers emerged victorious at this year’s awards

Compliance

EU reforms set to collide with low employer readiness

Survey shows firm unprepared for AI and pay transparency rules, while US policy shifts drive DEI rollbacks and reduced travel and investment

Data Protection

Lewis Silkin: UK data reforms, AI boom reshape privacy landscape

New complaint rights, DSAR proportionality rules, and rising AI-generated grievances intensify pressure on HR teams navigating post-EU divergence

Working Time

Japanese fear return to punishing work culture after PM’s 3am meeting

Could workaholic new leader Sanae Takaichi embolden bosses to abandon work-life balance?

Community

Simmons hires former TSMP director to boost Asia practice

Nicholas Ngo brings advisory and disputes expertise to Singapore team

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