RCJ

Disputes

Employers warned over invention rights after landmark patent ruling

Court of Appeal finds benefits from multiple patents can be aggregated in compensation claims, prompting calls to review contracts and invention records

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Spotlight Series

Spotlight on Bosnia & Herzegovina

IEL Contributors for Bosnia & Herzegovina discuss legislative change and the challenges of navigating the country's multi-layered systems

Calgary

Community

Dentons Canada adds new partner from Borden Ladner Gervais

Laura Mensch drawn to “cohesive” team and colleagues’ understanding of “broader business picture”

NLRA

Regulation

NLRB appoints Amy Cocuzza as its new chief lawyer

Agency veteran becomes top legal adviser, bringing more than 20 years’ experience in labour law and a background in trade union organising

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Community

Avance taps new partner from PwC Finland

Leenamaija Heinonen describes time at Big Four firm as a “rewarding journey”, but looks forward to “new chapter”

Private Practice Leaders

Trial ready: The employer’s secret weapon

Being ready to fight can make all the difference in workplace disputes. Morgan Lewis’ Donald English explains why preparation from day one is essential

Unions

Ryanair mulls staff wage freeze as fuel costs continue to soar

Budget carrier says it is focusing on maturing labour agreements to make savings, but union warns it has a “multi-year pay deal in place”

Industrial action

Bangladesh sets up new wage board to quell garment worker protests

More than 500 factories closed following demands for higher pay, raising fresh concerns over labour unrest and disruption to global supply chains

Modern Slavery

Report uncovers North Korean forced labour networks in Russia

Pyongyang believed to be taking majority of workers’ earnings to fund missile programme

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