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Having worked remotely during the pandemic and traveled a little during the holiday season, many people are starting to wonder what it would be like to work abroad on...

A company was declared bankrupt and some employees were dismissed, due to the liquidation of the company. Employees considered their dismissal unlawful and applied to the court.

Starting from 28 October 2019, all foreign nationals are required to use a new form of migration registration notice.

With the shock waves of the coronavirus pandemic likely to fracture economies and livelihoods for some time to come

How can managers run meetings in a way that allows everyone's voice to be heard? How can they create an environment in which people feel empowered to challenge others' ideas...

There are new rules in the UK that will affect what trustees of pension schemes invest in – and the rules could help in the fight against climate change.

The UN Climate Change Conference (COP 26) runs from 31 October to 12 November 2021 in Glasgow, under a UK presidency As governments seek to tackle the climate emergency with increasing urgency, employers too are considering how best to play their part.

This year has begun with a bang in the UK, with the country having left the European Union on 31 December 2020.

US attorney Dawn Siler-Nixon from FordHarrison talks to us about how the new US administration is putting a big focus on the rights of LGBTQ+ people at work.

US attorney Dawn Siler-Nixon talks to us about how the new US administration is putting a big focus on the rights of LGBTQ+ people at work.

There are many ways in which the new Biden Administration is making waves and employment law is definitely among them.

Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan (HMT) employees are now required to join the mainland China social insurance system

Anti-discrimination law is changing in Australia, with a new positive duty on employers to ensure sex discrimination and harassment are eliminated in their workplaces.

In a unanimous decision, Australia's highest court has held that the national airline breached workplace laws in deciding to outsource service and baggage handling at 10 Australian airports...

After a recent flurry of action by national legislatures, most EU member states have now implemented the EU Whistleblower Directive into their national law.

Introducing our new series: ‘Coffee Breaks' – the perfect mid-week pick-me-up for HR professionals and anyone interested in employment law!

Many employees are currently working from home because of COVID-19, but for some, that can mean working from abroad. Many employees are currently working from home because of COVID-19, but for some, that can mean working from abroad. This could be, say, because they have a second residence abroad and decide to spend some time there, or they want to live as ‘digital nomads' and embrace a different working lifestyle, including time abroad. Employers are also starting to thinking about integrating