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Garment worker

DEI

Women can now choose to work night shifts in India’s most populous state

Brian Patterson

Private Practice Leaders

Employment law was a crucible for South African democracy

Simon McMenemy

Private Practice Leaders

English lawyers can be gatekeepers to Europe

Downing Street

Investigations

The problem with internal investigations

The Supreme Court of the United States

Arbitration

Prejudice not required to show party waived arbitration right, SCOTUS rules

Work burnout

Mental Health

Investigating mental health challenges in the legal profession

Australia votes

Harassment

New Australian government to implement all Respect@Work recommendations

Twitter app

Non-Competes

Tweets and non-competes: Post-termination restrictions in the social media age

Suzanne Horne

Private Practice Leaders

The joy of being a problem solver

London commuters

Recruitment

One-in-five Brits to switch jobs in the next 12 months, finds PwC

China and Russia

Covid-19

Global labour market’s pandemic recovery going backwards, warns ILO

Doing Business in Japan

Whistleblowing

What you need to know about Japan’s updated Whistleblower Protection Act