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    Massive Fine For Uber Of EUR 290 Million

    On 26 August the Dutch Data Protection Authority (DPA) fined Uber EUR 290 million for a breach of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
    NetherlandsPrivacy
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    New Zealand ‘Essential' Workers Not Working During Lockdown Entitled To Minimum Wage

    The Court of Appeal has found that ‘essential' workers who did not work during New Zealand's Level 4 lockdown, as directed by their employer, should have been paid the minimum wage under the Minimum Wage Act 1983.
    New ZealandEmployment and HR
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Youth, Skills Leave Peru

Political, economic and security instability not only create uncertainty for investors, but are also seeing talent leave Peru.
PeruEmployment and HR
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    Poland's ‘Anticrisis Shield': Changes And Restrictions To Employment Relationships

    Poland has passed a law providing co-financing aid for employee salaries during the COVID-19 crisis.
    PolandEmployment and HR
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    Poland Moves Ahead On Pay Transparency

    In December 2025, Poland cemented its position as the front-runner in the race to implement the EU Pay Transparency Directive, with new legislation coming into force and a comprehensive draft bill being published.
    PolandEmployment and HR
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    New Guidance On Working From Home And Occupational Health And Safety In Slovakia

    On 15 February 2021, the Slovakian National Labour Inspectorate published new guidance on occupational health and safety (OHS) regarding working from home during the COVID-19 pandemic.
    SlovakiaEmployment and HR
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    South Korean Supreme Court Upholds 'Payment Date' Requirements

    The South Korean Supreme Court recently ruled that bonus payment can be conditioned on the employee...
    South KoreaEmployment and HR
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    Bringing Employees Back To The Office

    Remote work has proliferated since the pandemic, but now some companies are trying to bring their employees back to the office.
    SpainCorporate/Commercial Law
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    Türkiye Tightens 'Turkish Descent' Rules For Restricted Professions

    A longstanding regulation regarding the right of foreign nationals of Turkish descent to practice certain restricted professions has been made more restrictive by a new regulation that was officially published...
    TurkeyEmployment and HR
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    Coming Soon: GDPR-like Privacy Regulation In Ukraine

    Taking the GDPR as a reference for privacy reform is seen as a sensible move. The GDPR is a regulation that most companies operating in Ukraine aim to comply with, and therefore setting mirrored requirements is business-friendly.
    UkrainePrivacy
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    When Can Menopause Be The Basis For A UK Employment Tribunal Claim?

    With World Menopause Day approaching on 18 October 2021 and growing media interest in the topic, it is perhaps unsurprising that Employment Tribunal (ET) claims are increasingly citing issues concerning menopause.
    United KingdomEmployment and HR
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    Capitalising On And Supporting Neurodiversity Within The Workplace: A View From The US

    Neurodiverse employees an asset in the workplace, bringing fresh perspective and specific skillsets. How can US employers hire and support a neurodiverse workforce?
    United StatesEmployment and HR
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    President Biden Signs Executive Order Combatting Discrimination Against The LGBTQ+ Community: What Do Employers Need To Know?

    President Biden has signed an Executive Order prohibiting discrimination on the basis of gender identity and sexual orientation.
    United StatesEmployment and HR
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    Can An Employer Recoup Training Costs When An Employee Leaves Voluntarily? Guidance From Germany

    An employee getting training at the employer's expense and then quitting can be an expensive business for the employer.
    GermanyEmployment and HR
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    Please Check Your Temperature: Or Don't? Data Privacy Questions From Germany

    What are the data protection implications of temperature checks as a Covid-19 precaution? This article investigates, with reference to a current investigation by the Hesse Data Protection...
    GermanyPrivacy
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    Understanding The Needs Of Trans And Non-binary Employees

    16 November is International Tolerance Day; a moment to reflect on what employers can do to understand the needs of their trans and non-binary members of staff.
    GlobalEmployment and HR
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    US Employers Get The Green Light To Offer Incentives For COVID-19 Vaccinations: What Are The Rules?

    New guidance from the US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission gives the go-ahead to employers to offer incentives to employees to get vaccinated and provide educational material...
    United StatesCoronavirus (COVID-19)
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    Austria's ‘Short-Time Work' Regime For The Coronavirus Crisis

    In order to counteract the negative economic impact of Covid-19 the Austrian government has implemented ‘corona short time work'.
    AustriaCoronavirus (COVID-19)
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    In-brief: Workplace Data Privacy Update – March 2025

    Earlier this month, we published our third Workplace Data Privacy Update which covers key developments in workplace data privacy across 18 different jurisdictions.
    GlobalPrivacy
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    Malta Implements The Pay Transparency Directive

    Malta has implemented the EU Pay Transparency Directive. The rules apply immediately and introduce new employer obligations on equal pay, transparency and reporting.
    MaltaEmployment and HR
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