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There is sometimes a sense that religion is becoming a declining force in society; and yet studies suggest the picture is more nuanced.

In this episode, Professor Wolfgang Lutz founder of the Wittgenstein Centre for Demography and Global Human Capital and all-round expert on demographics, discusses with us the issue...

What will the world of work look like once we start moving beyond Covid? For many people, it will have changed forever. In this episode we talk to Sophie Maes, of our Belgian law firm...

Each year on 1 May, several countries mark International Labour Day, recognising the contributions of workers worldwide. While often linked to a statutory day of rest, its date, legal status and protections vary.

Exactly what happened in 2021? We talk a look at the employment law trends from across the world with our guest, Marco Sideri, partner at our Italian law firm.

The European Court of Justice has ruled that the Posted Workers Directive does not apply to workers supplying on-board services on international trains in the EU.

The case concerns a prejudicial question from a Polish court regarding a dispute between a fixed-term worker and his former employer.

The Belgian government has provided more details for UK nationals on obtaining a new work or residency permit following the Brexit transition.

After months of negotiations, the Arizona parties forming the new government reached a Coalition Agreement on 31 January 2025.

After months of negotiations, the Arizona parties forming the new government reached a Coalition Agreement on 31 January 2025.

Belgium is one of the last European countries where a distinction is made between blue and white collar workers.

Employees will be able to choose new representatives for the Committee for Prevention and Protection at Work (Comité voor Preventie en Bescherming op het Werk / Comité pour la prévention et la protection au travail) and the Works Council (Ondernemingsraad / Conseil d’entreprise).

The EU Pay Transparency Directive mandates that employers with over 100 workers regularly report detailed gender pay gap information, with strict timelines to address disparities of 5% or more. The Directive also grants employees and job candidates significant pay transparency rights, including access to salary ranges and comparative pay data. This interactive map tracks the transposition status of the Directive across European Member States as the June 2026 deadline approaches.

The proposal of the Platform Work Directive was introduced on 9 December 2021 and has since then stirred a lot of controversy and discussion.

After a political thriller, the proposed Platform Work Directive has finally taken its final form and is now set to be formally approved at the end of April...

This regional report examines recent labour law changes across the Americas, highlighting key developments in workforce planning, employment status classification, and regulatory reforms. From Argentina's new hiring incentives to working time reductions in Brazil and Mexico, discover how these legislative shifts are reshaping employment practices and compliance requirements throughout the region.

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