While many multinational companies have halted or suspended operations in Russia, some are choosing to continue business there.
French, Dutch and Irish crews retained as questions grow over legality of P&O Ferries’ decision to axe 800 crews.
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Italy’s Court of Cassation ruled that termination was justified after a manager sent an angry e-mail to the company’s top management.
Natalia Panowicz, the CEO of Codility in Warsaw, Poland, described the actions her company has taken in response to the war in Ukraine.
Many working mothers struggle to balance their work life and time with family. Parental benefits matter more than ever to working mothers, according to a new report by...
Three women who worked for MAC, an Estée Lauder company, took legal action after software was involved in the loss of their jobs.
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Ukrainians and others streaming across the border to escape Russian military attacks should find it easier than in the past to seek work under relaxed policies approved...
In February, the USWNT settled their class action lawsuit over unequal pay and treatment against the U.S. Soccer Federation (USSF) for $24 million, the two sides...
HR professionals must ensure that their organisation is on top of the raft of employment law developments in April 2022.
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Workers who commute by car say £2 a litre is the point at which the journey into work is no longer feasible for them.
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Single parents face unique challenges in gaining and staying in work since the pandemic, according to charity Gingerbread.
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