Caroline Noblet, BCLP

Private Practice Leaders

We’re living in an uncertain and troubling world

Caroline Noblet discusses her big summer move to BCLP, the AI-fuelled disputes boom, and the race to stay ahead of unending change

Suicide prevention day

Mental Health

When workplace scrutiny has life-or-death consequences

Coroner report finds Treasury contributed to PA’s death, while Cambridge University faces questions over its support for Jason Arday

mining camp

Investigations

Fortescue exec to remain in post while harassment investigation plays out

Miner faces questions over its handling of allegations as MinterEllison undertakes probe

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

Uber Eats

Platform Workers

Uber Eats pays out over Seattle’s local minimum wage law violations

City accuses food-delivery platform of failing to pay drivers for cancelled orders

Industrial action

US metals firm to pay $3.66m to former strikers in NLRB settlement

Langeloth Metallurgical accused of delaying recall of workers after two-year strike

Harassment

Hospitality union launches anti-mobbing campaign in Turkey

Poor economic conditions make challenging psychological abuse increasingly difficult, official claims

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

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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