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Misclassification

Poland revives labour inspector reclassification powers after Tusk U-turn

Cabinet backs redrafted bill with stronger safeguards and appeal rights as part of EU recovery commitments

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Labour Reforms

New Zealand passes sweeping reforms after Uber ruling

Government says changes bring certainty for gig work, while unions warn of “gutted” protections

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Modern Slavery

New Zealand MPs push ahead with tough anti-slavery rules

Criminal fines and civil penalties await non-compliant firms and directors, should bill be passed

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Working Time

Estonia raises contentious maximum working times for minors

Amendment’s compatibility with EU protections for young people is “questionable,” says lawyer

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Disability

Eighth Circuit rules heart condition alone not enough for disability protection

Truck driver failed to show atrial fibrillation substantially limited his daily life

Disputes

UK lawyers sceptical new tribunal centre will fix “creaking” system

New “state-of-the-art” London centre unveiled to help combat soaring disputes backlog

Restructuring

Ethical restructurings in the age of “AI washing”

Lawyers caution employers on transparency, consultation, and employee support as layoffs accelerate

Unions

Argentina’s unions to hold general strike in response to labour reforms

Critics label President Milei’s proposed changes a “true regression” of workers’ rights

Disputes

Senior manager claims Walmart pushed him out after injury and complaints

“Brittle” worker told to “keep quiet” and deliberately assigned tasks exacerbating condition after accommodation request was denied, lawsuit claims

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