Harassment

NDAs

Britain’s NDA ban could have unintended consequences

Proposed bar may discourage employers from settling claims without a confidentiality provision, lawyers warn

France

Class Actions

Squire Patton Boggs: New French law expands scope of class action regime

In force since May, any breach of the Labour Code can now trigger a group action. Compliance is, therefore, of the utmost priority

Hospital

Disputes

Winckworth Sherwood: Why third-party liabilities will not transfer under TUPE

High Court rules on whether transferees will be liable for harm caused by transferring employees to third parties

resignation

Disputes

Advising resignation not coercion, rules Malaysian court

A worker cannot negotiate a separation and then claim to have been constructively dismissed

ultrasound

Family leave

Labour extends bereavement leave for families faced with pregnancy loss

UK government to provide “at least one week’s leave” to more grieving parents after pressure from influential parliamentary committee

Collective Bargaining

Industry groups cry foul after FWC multi-employer bargaining test case

Employers warn of regulatory overreach after watchdog backs union representing McDonald’s workers in South Australia

Collective Bargaining

Lusis Avocats: How to negotiate senior employment in French companies

If passed, a new bill will oblige large businesses to negotiate the ongoing employment of experienced staff every three years

Artificial Intelligence

Digitalisation, AI, and the restrictions imposed by Italian authorities

The Italian Data Protection Authority has issued an arguably outdated interpretation of two decades-old laws, potentially hindering technological advancement

Sick Leave

Singapore firm drops sick staff WhatsApp tracking after criticism

Union says policy “undermines trust” as Ministry of Manpower warns medical leave is a statutory entitlement

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