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Security breach

Data Protection

Canadian court finds insurer liable for employee’s data theft

Werner

Disability

Deaf driver awarded $36m against Omaha trucking company

Benjamin Franklin on a 100 US dollars bill

Overtime

Biden administration to raise overtime thresholds for salaried workers

Giant eye

Artificial Intelligence

Union launches AI taskforce to safeguard workers’ rights

Gavel on Texas flag

Disputes

Controversial Texas law threatens local labour ordinances, declares judge

Norway Flag Against City

Labour Reforms

Norway’s incoming strengthened rights for workers in corporate groups

Japan Labor movement, workers union strike

Unions

Japan’s department stores face first strike in decades

An EASI food delivery motorcycle driver is on his way to deliver food in the city of Melbourne

Labour Reforms

Australia to close loopholes in gig and casual employment

Peoples Vote

Brexit

UK will reinstate EU-derived equal pay protection, say ministers

Hooters

Discrimination

Hooters sued for failing to rehire Black workers post-covid

Hugo Boss, Shanghai

Human Rights

Canada ramps up probes into forced labour claims in China

McDonald's Golden Arches

Competition

Seventh Circuit revives challenge to McDonald’s no-poach policy