NHS

Crime

NHS fraud case shows why employers must guard against insider risk

As UK firms face greater fraud prevention obligations, bosses must focus on training and spotting red flags

Louvre Museum, Paris, France

Crime

After the Louvre heist, questions arise over museum’s duty of care

France’s Labour Code places a clear obligation on employers to protect workers’ physical and mental health from traumatic incidents

Choco Pie

Crime

Security guard’s sticky fingers prosecution debated in South Korea

Hyundai contractor appeals conviction for stealing sweet treats from office refrigerator

Glass of beer and beer taps in a bar

Disability

Wetherspoons ruling highlights limits of zero-tolerance policies

Pub acted disproportionately by disciplining kitchen porter for breaching discount rule he did not fully understand, tribunal decides

Jonathan Newman

Community

Norton Rose Fulbright adds new partner to London team

Barrister Jonathan Newman joins from Simmons & Simmons

Disputes

Ex-UBS trader sues bank for $400m over LIBOR “scapegoating”

Tom Hayes claims his autism made it easier for the bank to portray him as the “evil mastermind” behind market rigging

D&I

Board legality at risk if Norwegian firms can’t comply with new gender rules

Boardroom imbalances could open up businesses to legal challenges and dissolution

Discrimination

Spa staffer sues Hershey for religious bias after refusing to escort trans guest

Christian concierge claims company violated her belief in “modesty and privacy”

Culture

South African firm accused of banning elevator use to get staff in shape

Cartrack defends its “walking building” and silent zone initiatives amid claims of a “toxic” environment

Amsterdam

 


 

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