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Unions

Starbucks manager threatened to call police on union organisers, judge finds

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Platform Workers

Amazon to appeal court ruling that it misclassified freelance drivers in Spain

Censorship

Politics

New draft duty to prevent third-party harassment derailed by free speech fears

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Labour Reforms

Informality and “working poor” weigh down Latin American and Caribbean markets

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Remuneration

More is needed to fix low wages in Taiwan

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Whistleblowing

Whistleblower-led False Claims Act recoveries top $2bn in 2022

Harassment

McDonald’s promises to protect UK staff from sexual harassment

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Restructuring

The shifting face of tech: managing workforce changes in uncertain times

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Discrimination

Employers should adopt an intersectional approach to fight racism at work

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Culture

Activision Blizzard to pay $35m in SEC workplace complaints probe

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Discrimination

Why companies must devote more time to disability inclusion initiatives

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Unions

Exclusive: Former chair explains how the NLRB’s “great pivot” could affect US employers