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Unions

UK’s “strike-breaking” regulations unlawful and “irrational”, rules High Court

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Disputes

Ban on trans woman’s toilet access illegal, Japan’s top court rules

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Politics

Does the UK need a statutory definition for “bullying”?

Royal Mail Van

Disputes

Pension loss calculation critical in Royal Mail whistleblower’s damages award

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Future of Work

Teleworking in Colombia, Mexico, and Peru: expenses, collective bargaining, and recommendations

Senior Minister Zaqy Mohamad

Discrimination

Singapore’s bosses must set tone for fair workplaces, says minister

Grubhub

Platform Workers

Platforms delay New York’s minimum wage hike for gig workers

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Disputes

Illinois federal judge throws employers lifeline in BIPA claims

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Whistleblowing

South Africa looks to strengthen whistleblower protections

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Labour Reforms

New information obligations and smart working rules in Italy

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Future of Work

Teleworking in Colombia, Mexico, and Peru: applicable rules and definitions

Young delivery woman

Platform Workers

Female gig workers face bias, harassment, and violence, report finds