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Bas relief sculpture in Belgrade

Labour Reforms

How political and economic turbulence affects Central and Eastern Europe’s labour markets

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Platform Workers

Glovo to appeal €57m fine for misclassifying platform workers in Spain

Bike courier

Platform Workers

As Uber falters, Stuart ruling gives gig platforms something to cheer in France

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Disputes

South African court takes a hard line on employee qualification fraud

Dubai, UAE

Labour Reforms

Anticipated employment law trends across the Middle East in 2023

Menopause in the workplace

Discrimination

Ministers reject UK menopause law reform fearing “discrimination against men”

Richard Miskella and Jo Farmer

Community

Lewis Silkin reveals new joint managing partners after unanimous vote

People holding rainbow umbrella in front of Palace of Culture and Science. Warsaw, Poland

Discrimination

CJEU ruling an important step towards bolstering LGBTQ+ rights in Poland

Electric pylons carrying high tension electric cables in the Western Cape, South Africa.

Labour Reforms

What employers in Southern Africa can expect in 2023

European flags in Brussels

Works Councils

Some Works Councils Directive reforms would benefit European businesses

Sejm of the Poland Republic

Future of Work

Three years in the making, Poland enshrines remote working into law

Wendy Wong

Community

Simmons bolsters Hong Kong employment practice with returning talent