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Global strike for climate change

Recruitment

“Weak” ESG policies cost companies talent as war for experts heats up

Woolworths

DEI

Australian workers “uncomfortable” disclosing disabilities to employers

Constitutional Court of Republic of Indonesia

Disputes

Indonesia’s Constitutional Court orders revision of controversial job creation law

Reichstag

Politics

Germany’s coalition agrees direction of labour law for next four years

Refugee rights rally, Norway

Immigration

MEPs call for digital talent pool to match European employers with non-EU workers

Social distancing covid

DEI

UK firms push ahead with social mobility efforts but more work needed, says charity

People wearing mask waiting for ICE train on platform at Berlin Hauptbahnhof station

Covid-19

Germany’s new covid rules mandate home working and restrict office access

FIFA 2022

Health & Safety

ILO finds gaps in Qatar’s reporting of work-related deaths ahead of 2022 World Cup

Hong Kong

DEI

Hong Kong firms prioritise “speak-up” cultures as D&I initiatives flounder

Time and Australian Dollar

Remuneration

“Time theft” a significant risk for Australian employers as hours of unpaid work increase

Margaret Beels

Politics

Margaret Beels appointed UK director of labour market enforcement

Dubai Palm Jumeirah island, United Arab Emirates

Labour Reforms

UAE issues labour reforms as Saudi Arabia makes play for business hub crown