ASOS

Data Protection

ASOS staff account used to access customer data in cyberattack

Hackers’ use of social engineering tactic highlights need for strong staff training and rapid incident reporting

Euros

Disputes

German court rules on unequal treatment in discretionary bonus

Company justified leaving out minimum wage staff from inflation uplift because of their “generally lower” standard of living

SK Hynix

Health & Safety

Activists claim chemical exposure at SK Hynix plants caused workers’ cancer

Campaigner alleges nickel was used at factories, despite company’s own ban on the metal

Office hours

Flexibility

FWC makes flexible working order due to tiring commute

Victoria University had not complied with statutory timelines in considering student adviser’s request, despite having grounds to deny hybrid arrangement

Acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL), Mature B-cell analysed by light microscope

Health & Safety

EU parliament backs tougher chemical exposure limits for industrial workers

Member states will have two years to transpose lower thresholds under new directive tackling occupational cancers

Restructuring

Singapore mulls penalising firms dodging retrenchment payments

With redundancies rates on the rise, the city state is to review support mechanisms for laid-off staff

Flexibility

Japan starts to turn back the clock on covid flexible work gains

Remote working rates have nearly halved since the pandemic, as major employers push for more in-person collaboration

Disputes

Uber settles latest bellwether sexual assault trial

Ride hailing giant withdraws challenge to evidence and agrees to confidential resolution after losing two other similar cases

Wellbeing

Tesco introduces “safe leave” for domestic abuse survivors

UK’s largest private employer offers up three days’ paid leave for those in dangerous situations at home

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