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Jonathan Yuen

Private Practice Leaders

Rajah & Tann’s Jonathan Yuen: Singapore’s rise and Asia’s changing mindset

Conseil d’état

Restructuring

Council of State’s redundancy plan ruling problematic for French employers

Without prejudice

Disputes

Well, that’s settled then: Risks of losing without prejudice privilege

Industrial docklands skyline at dusk on the Yarra river, Melbourne

Labour Reforms

What Australia’s Secure Jobs, Better Pay Bill means for employers

Disability

D&I

Firms join scheme offering part-time training to disabled aspiring solicitors

Australia Flag

Politics

All change in Australia? An overview of key legislative reforms

Karen Killalea

Private Practice Leaders

Maples Group’s Karen Killalea: The only constant these days is change

Stop harassment

Harassment

Workplace violence and harassment pervasive around the world, ILO report warns

Westminster Palance with Big Ben

Future of Work

UK reforms give employees a day-one right to request flexible working

Akihabara Tokyo

D&I

Trans workplace harassment case shows more training and policies needed in Japan

Work Party

Culture

French court relies on freedom of expression in workplace “fun” case

London Fire Brigade

Investigations

Opening Pandora’s box? Fire Brigade review shows the value of working culture probes