Court of Justice of the European Union

Discrimination

Parents of disabled children entitled to greater workplace protections, ECJ rules

Refusing to provide certain accommodations to the primary caregiver can constitute discrimination by association

Coles supermarket store in Melbourne, Australia

Remuneration

Retail body up in arms over Woolworths and Coles repayment ruling

A further hearing is scheduled for 27 October to determine compensation for affected employees

Sainsbury’s

Investigations

Sainsbury’s manager awarded £59,000 for botched investigation

A thorough and transparent analysis is key to avoiding legal risk and keeping staff satisfied, lawyers explain

Military drone

Disputes

Executive takes South Africa’s Denel to court over age discrimination

Use of retirement age as justification for employment decisions is problematic, likely to constitute unfair discrimination, says lawyer

Tower Bridge House

Community

RPC lures home CloudPay’s general counsel as a partner

Charlotte White returns to private practice, and the firm she left in 2013, after more than a decade in-house

Remuneration

Hongkongers want flexible pay options amid financial squeeze, study finds

Weekly or bi-weekly wages preferred, but workers are becoming more open to AI-enhanced payroll systems

Labour Reforms

UK Commons reject Lords’ amendments to Employment Rights Bill

Refusal to accept changes could lead to delays as peers and MPs clash over flagship bill

LGBTQ+

Trans-exclusionary health plans not facially discriminatory, Eleventh Circuit rules

Appeals court cites Supreme Court precedent to find that refusal to cover gender-affirming surgery can be justified

Social Media

Workers doxed, cancelled for posts condoning Charlie Kirk’s death

Morality aside, can employers have a policy of “not speaking ill of the dead”?

New York Skyline

 


 

Monitor