| News | 10 new results for Employment Law |
| Government pushes forward with employment law reforms International Law Office The government continues to push ahead with its employment law reform agenda. Late July 2013 marked the implementation of a tranche of significant changes ... See all stories on this topic » | |||
| Domestic workers celebrate rights breakthrough The Guardian Domestic workers, typically female, have long been vulnerable to abuse, with their treatment sometimes tantamount to slavery. Photograph: Caiaimage/Rex ... See all stories on this topic » |
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| Employee Shareholder Status in the United Kingdom The National Law Review The much publicised "employee shareholder" status came into effect yesterday, 1 September 2013, offering employers a more flexible way to structure their ... See all stories on this topic » | |||
| Impact of new Anti-corruption Law on employer-employee relations International Law Office The new Anti-corruption Law (12.846/2013) was issued on August 1 2013 and will take effect on January 29 2014. The law provides penalties against legal ... See all stories on this topic » | |||
| A death in the family Canadian HR Reporter (blog) Losing a loved one is a painful experience that, unfortunately, we all must go through at one time or another. In such a difficult time, the last thing people want to ... See all stories on this topic » | |||
| Ruling may end unpaid job trials Stuff.co.nz Unpaid work trials in New Zealand could be over following a landmark employment case featuring a brief trial at a small Nelson lunch shop. Employment law ... See all stories on this topic » |
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| How aid can help support labor rights in Myanmar Devex On Aug. 30, President Thein Sein signed the Employment and Skills Development Law to create job opportunities, enhance people's labor skills and reduce ... See all stories on this topic » | |||
| Samoa Labour Dept says human trafficking law shouldn't confuse ... Radio New Zealand International The Samoan Department of Labour says the approach to human trafficking in American Samoa should separate the issues of foreign labour and criminal ... See all stories on this topic » |
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| Ontario needs to adopt worker choice laws Troy Media Labour laws in Canada are rather different. In all Canadian provinces, mandatory union membership and full dues payments are permitted as a condition of ... See all stories on this topic » | |||
| Cadwalader, Baker Botts, Squire Sanders: Business of Law Bloomberg Gansle has experience in employment law issues such as litigating cases involving race, sex, disability, and age discrimination, as well as wage and hour cases ... See all stories on this topic » | |||
| Blogs | 2 new results for Employment Law |
| The California Employment Law Blog: Bain v. Tax Reducers: Court ... Steven G. Pearl Bain v. Tax Reducers, Inc. (8/28/13) --- Cal.App.4th --- addresses a number of interesting issues. In 2005, Harold Bain filed a Labor Commissioner (LC) action ... The California Employment Law Blog | ||
| Social Media, Your Employees and the Law | Kreisson Legal kreisson 4 September 2013. In August 2013, we explored the use of social media to build your business, and some of the legal risks associated with intellectual property ... Kreisson Legal | ||
| Web | 1 new result for Employment Law |
| WJ: CHRISTINE OWENS National Employment Law Project - C ... Christine Owens of the National Employment Law Project discussed her group's efforts to highlight the plight of low-wage workers and efforts to raise the ... www.c-spanvideo.org/program/NSN | ||
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