UPenn

Data Protection

EEOC backs down on demands for info on UPenn’s Jewish workforce

Watchdog agrees to drop subpoena which university had likened to tactics used in Nazi Germany

V&A

Industrial action

V&A workers mull strike action over water bottle ban and pay

Museum union says staff working in proximity to fragile artefacts should be permitted to carry drinking water amid record-breaking heatwaves

Locked out

Industrial action

Australia looks to restrict employer “lockout” powers

Proposals would allow workers and unions to challenge disproportionate responses to industrial action with the Fair Work Commission

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Unions

South Korea's president calls for limits on Yellow Envelope Act’s scope

Move to restrict lawful industrial action comes amid broader organised labour resurgence

Suraya Mailvaganam, Google DeepMind

Community

Google Deep Mind appoints global employment head

Current EMEA lead at the tech giant, Suraya Mailvaganam, says new role is “an immense privilege and an exciting challenge”

Culture

Return-to-office mandates may reveal more about bosses than reluctant staff

Researchers have found a consistent link between narcissistic leadership traits and opposition to remote working

Monitoring

American Airlines’ performance tracking app sparks privacy concerns

Union raises surveillance and privacy grievances after carrier reveals scoring system built on data collected over the past year

Health & Safety

Exxon wins challenge to OSHA workplace mental health reporting rule

Fifth Circuit says federal law covers physical illnesses and injuries only, overturning a long-standing reporting requirement

Disputes

Albanese bets on new Fair Work Court to speed up dispute resolution

Expert judges to staff new adjudication route as antidote to growing Fair Work Commission backlog

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