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Sewing machine

Collective Bargaining

Can ASOS deliver labour rights to Cambodia’s garment workers?

The Storting, Norwegian parliament in Oslo

Labour Reforms

Employment agreement changes in Norway: what you need to know

Pro-choice protest

Discrimination

Red states battle EEOC’s abortion accommodation rule

South Africa elections

Politics

Should SA firms welcome new coalition government?

Wendy Wong, Simmons & Simmons

Private Practice Leaders

In-housers hate when you sit on the fence

Workers

LGBTQ+

Don’t dress for binary success

Unions

SCOTUS sides with Starbucks over “Memphis Seven” firings

German politics

Human Rights

Pausing Germany’s supply chain law would give firms breathing space

Football

Competition

Football unions launch legal action against FIFA over fixture congestion

Hong Kong

Artificial Intelligence

Hong Kong issues first AI privacy guidelines as adoption surges

Loneliness

Wellbeing

People are disengaged, lonely at work, global study finds

Supreme Court, London, UK

Disputes

British employer escapes malicious falsehood claim