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DEI

UK managers lack training to support neurodivergent workers, Acas warns

While most businesses claim progress on neuro-inclusion, many employees report poor or inconsistent support, new research shows

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Privilege

Russell-Cooke: When will communications with HR be protected by privilege in the UK?

Employers must be aware of when legal advice can be used as evidence in a dispute

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Labour Reforms

MBB: Political negotiations, Anti-blockade Protocol, and employers’ expectations in Argentina

Milei’s labour reforms aim to make Argentina a relevant economy once more. But additional measures may be necessary

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Disputes

Google beats retaliation complaint from redundant UK worker

Claimant failed to establish that her complaints constituted an act of whistleblowing

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Working Time

Australian unions lobby Albanese government for shorter workweek

Employers warn against “magic pudding economics” in argument for fewer hours, while pushing for reforms to public-holiday rostering

Pregnancy

Pregnancy is no defence to professional negligence, Hong Kong court rules

Be cautious assigning “final gatekeeper” roles to those with difficult personal circumstances

Remuneration

Women are underrepresented and underpaid in South Korea workplaces

Survey finds only 25% of jobs are filled by female employees

Private Practice Leaders

What senior lawyers wish they knew way back when

IEL asks four leading partners what advice they have for the next generation of legal stars

Disputes

Hong Kong court rejects WSJ bid to dismiss wrongful dismissal case

Case brought by former reporter over alleged union-related termination will proceed

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