Women's health

Wellbeing

From old taboo to new standard: Menstruation and menopause enter the HR rulebook

No longer just personal matters, new ISO guidance urges employers to take symptoms that affect millions of workers more seriously

News stand on the sidewalk, Hong Kong

Disputes

WSJ guilty of interfering with Hong Kong journalist’s union rights

Dow Jones sought to prevent Selina Cheng from becoming chair of journalists’ union, but finds insufficient evidence over her dismissal

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Community

Addleshaw Goddard hires new partner from Deloitte in London

Kathyrn Kerr attracted by “fantastic culture” as firm looks to harness her AI expertise

Australia Fair Work Commission

Disputes

FWC clarifies limits of Australian employment rights for offshore workers

Philippines-based employee loses general protections claim despite finding of Australian employer

Court of Justice of the European Union

Contracts

Why employers must align contract terms with real working arrangements

CJEU recently confirmed that governing law clauses work only if they mirror genuine day to day work patterns

Executive Compensation

Singapore CFO was “author of his own predicament” in bonus dispute

Judge finds executive made his own performance criteria after failing to deliver the financial model required under his contract

Politics

Mamdani creates first-of-its-kind office for private sector labour power

New Office of Worker Power to provide union education and legislative support to NYC’s workers

Community

Simmons & Simmons bolsters Spanish practice with junior trio

Madrid hires strengthen the firm’s employment offering with arrivals from Freshfields, Pérez-Llorca, and Garrigues

Disputes

Why the Second Circuit backed Starbucks in union dress-code dispute

Court rejects NLRB’s stricter Tesla standard, giving employers greater latitude to restrict union messaging

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