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Agents of change

Politics

Amid rising employee activism, should employment lawyers act as agents of change?

EU and Polish flags

Discrimination

EU discrimination rules extend to self-employed, argues top EU lawyer

White flag

Culture

Employers should be concerned about “quiet quitters”

Construction site

Health & Safety

Singapore to hold management responsible for workplace fatalities

Monitorship

Working Time

Employers need to be wary when monitoring staff computers

No child labour

Modern Slavery

Number of workers trapped in modern slavery rising, says ILO

BEIS

Politics

Truss’ “bonfire of workers’ rights” leaves lawyers unconvinced

Boardroom

D&I

Conservative investors putting pressure on employers to ditch DEI policies

Sweden

Labour Reforms

What sweeping new labour reforms mean for Sweden’s employers

Senate

Unions

Bill proposed to bolster US workers’ right to unionise

Alice Mony

Community

King & Spalding looks to build employment team in Paris

ILO

Future of Work

Lawyers can help their clients think differently about gender equality, says ILO official