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Artificial Intelligence

Workers most affected by AI “marginalised” by UK summit, says labour group

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Culture

Are you prepared for office romance this spooky season?

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Franchises

NLRB expands joint-employer standard to indirect control

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Health & Safety

Amazon attacks “ulterior motives” of warehouse safety study

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LGBTQ+

What employers can learn from “deadnaming” decision

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Disputes

Overseas workers protected by Australian employment law, tribunal holds

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Health & Safety

California’s groundbreaking anti-violence law has its challenges

Police

Disability

Reference of employee’s autism was reasonable, says tribunal

EEOC Chair Charlotte A Burrows administers the oath of office to the agency’s new general counsel, Karla Gilbride, 23 October 2023, with Gwendolyn Young Reams attending. (©EEOC/Christopher Butler)

Regulation

Karla Gilbride sworn in as EEOC general counsel

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Non-Competes

What to look out for when using non-competes in Bosnia & Herzegovina

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Discrimination

Google ordered to pay $1.1m after losing gender bias suit

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Disputes

Pizza delivery drivers are employees, rules Ireland’s Supreme Court