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Labour Reforms

Five years after Brazil’s labour reforms, what can employers expect for 2023?

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Labour Reforms

From working hours to childcare benefits, what to expect from Central America in 2023

Kathryn Weaver

Private Practice Leaders

In the evolving world of work, lawyers can affect cultural change

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Labour Reforms

Micro and macro challenges face Nordic employers in 2023

Zero tolerance for antisemitism

Discrimination

If politicians won’t focus on race discrimination, employers should

This challenge from management also applies to pressing workplace health and safety trends, such as employee wellbeing. With more employees back in the office, wellbeing is perhaps not being focused on as much as it was at the height of remote working during the pandemic. In light of economic pressures, there is also a question of whether companies will roll back policies to protect their bottom line.

Future of Work

Companies run by accountants make life harder for legal and HR teams

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Data Protection

What are the data protection risks of internal investigations in Turkey?

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Disputes

New York’s Adult Survivors Act may not be the limit for historical abuse suits

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Labour Reforms

For Andean businesses in 2023, a rocky road lies ahead

Customer harassment

Mental Health

What a rise in customer harassment means for Japan’s employers

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Disputes

Former McDonald’s chief charged by SEC with misleading investors

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Community

Littler relaunches in Paris with 13 Fromont Briens partners after formal partnership ends