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Awards

IEL Awards 2026: In-house finalists revealed

Celebrating the in-housers shaping the future of international employment and global mobility law

Hanwha

Recruitment

South Korea’s Hanwha Aerospace sorry for birth-year hiring error

Age criterion was spread through business units “without internal consultation or thorough verification”, says CEO

Banknotes of the United Kingdom under the Magnifying Glass

Disputes

Tech executive’s £76m claim could shatter UK tribunal record

Judge greenlights “highly unusual” schedule of loss described as “palpable nonsense” by employer

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Harassment

Taiwan firms drop full names from ID badges amid stalking fears

Airlines and retailers are limiting personal information to make it harder for customers to identify and abuse staff

Legal career choices

Community

When employment lawyers are in demand, beggars can’t be choosers

Demand for talent is surging as litigation, regulatory change, and resourcing pressures collide. But the freelancer pool is struggling to keep pace, giving lawyers significant leverage

Investigations

A-Eye – looking at workplace investigations through a new lens

Covert recordings are nothing new, but AI-enabled devices raise fresh questions around evidence, privacy, and data protection

Sick Leave

Employers urged to stay in touch with long-term sick workers

Keep Britain Working taskforce warns that prolonged silence between employers and absent staff can make it harder to return people to work

Collective Bargaining

Philippines shifts union recognition to certification elections

New advisory formally discontinues the SEBA Certification process for exclusive bargaining representatives

Workplace Violence

Workplace violence requires a proactive response in Argentina

Recent case law reinforces employers’ duties to prevent, investigate, and respond to harassment, discrimination, and other harmful conduct

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