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Tokyo commuters

Future of Work

Unions push for more flexible working in Japan ahead of labour negotiations

Brian Coughlin

Immigration

It’s been a tumultuous time for business immigration, says new Fisher Phillips partner

Stella Artois brewery

Future of Work

“Nightmare” labour reforms could create more red tape for Belgium’s employers

Shantha David

Unions

Pushing the boundaries of employment law

A security guard applying hand sanitizer on people, before entering a office inue in Kolkata

Covid-19

India’s employers are adapting to post-covid working arrangements

Spain

Politics

Highlights from the reforms to Spain’s Workers’ Statute

Singapore woman

Harassment

Singapore authorities receive nearly 400 reports of sexual harassment in 2021

Hall of Names in the Yad Vashem Holocaust Memorial Site

Discrimination

Antisemitism is on the rise. Here is how to tackle it in the workplace

High Court of Australia

Platform Workers

Employee or contractor? Australia’s High Court resets “multifactorial test”

Medical exam

Disputes

An independent medical exam is for more than “garden-variety” emotional distress damages

Face mask sign on a bus stop in London

Covid-19

As covid restrictions in England end, what are the implications for employers?

The Beehive, New Zealand's Parliament building,

Remuneration

New Zealand’s minimum wage increase criticised by struggling employers