A Clash of Rights: UK Employers Caught in the Crossfire
What happens when there is a conflict between different protected rights? Recently, a high-profile UK case gave employers some guidance.
What happens when there is a conflict between different protected rights? Recently, a high-profile UK case gave employers some guidance.
A recent decision in Australian law suggests that management action will be viewed as a whole, and not with a focus on each step taken. This approach may indicate that the anti-bullying jurisdiction may provide even less relief for workers than previously thought. Read more to find out how this will impact anti-harassment protocol in your company.
This is an article describing employment based immigrant visas which are divided into five preference categories.
The article explains the prohibition on mandatory retirement for both employees and employers in Canada.
This article discusses the rights and responsibilities of employers in Canada in providing childcare to their employees.
This check card is a printable resource with key criteria for covered employers and eligible employees under the US Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA).
Every now and then, a case comes along that shatters perceived wisdom and established practice. The “Woolsworths” case (as it has become known) is one of those cases. Up until this point, an employer embarking on a collective redundancy exercise could be fairly confident that the consultation obligations were triggered only if it proposed to dismiss 20 or more employees “at one establishment” within a 90-day period. For multiple site businesses, this threshold was usually applied to each place of work to give some flexibility before hitting this consultation obligation threshold. Breaking new ground, the EAT has now ruled that this approach is wrong. Read on to learn more.
Sample employee intellectual property assignment agreement.
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A review of the Mexican Department of Labor and Social Welfare's publishing of rules outlining an employer’s obligation to develop and implement detailed employee training
programs that will foster productivity.