Human trafficking

Modern Slavery

Smarter, not harder: The future of the fight against forced labour

Small tweaks to existing directors’ duties could provide greater accountability for human rights breaches

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LGBTQ+

Mexico’s LGBTQ+ community still face barriers despite strong legal protections

Workers may have rights on paper. The workplace reality is more complicated

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Community

Littler names first pro bono counsel

Former committee co-chair Jenny Schwendemann will build on firm’s “strong foundation” of commitment to justice

Bullying

Labour Reforms

PCS Legal: Poland redefines workplace bullying in significant new legislation

New reforms place focus on persistency and effect of harassing behaviour, regardless of intent

Sterling

Disputes

Kingsley Napley: Court of Appeal issues clawback clause warning to UK employers

Ruling finds training cost recovery provision in employment contract amounted to restraint of trade

Retirement

AOC Solicitors: Navigating Ireland’s two retirement tracks

Legislative update introduces new employer obligations around staff wishing to work past state pension or compulsory retirement ages

Platform Workers

Will Brazil’s gig sector be Lula’s downfall?

As the incumbent president launches his re-election campaign, unhappy platform workers and stalled labour reforms may shape his political future

Regulation

Netherlands fines freelance platform over failures to check right-to-work status

Businesses set to face tougher penalties amid industry crackdown on abuse of temporary migrant workers

Industrial action

Tesla beats three-year Nordic strike without signing labour deal

IF Metall ends historic action in Sweden, but warns of greater international collaboration to come

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