Corporate investigations in Russia are conducted in a heavily regulated environment. They are further complicated by numerous practical challenges. Observing the legal and factual requirements is like navigating through a minefield. Read more »
The main practical effect of the Brazil’s major reform of labor law in 2017 has been the immediate decrease of employment-related litigation—most of which was frivolous litigation.
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New York legislators passed a measure that will add gender identity and expression to the protected categories under the state's anti-discrimination law—which covers employment, housing and places of public accommodation.
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The partial government shutdown of 2018-19 has drastically curtailed operations at the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC). Read more »
Unemployment has reached record lows, and recruiters are finding it difficult to get candidates to consider their open positions. Moreover, companies are struggling to keep current employees from jumping ship for better... Read more »
Companies are launching returnship programs to draw in applicants who may want to come back to work but have been out of the office for some time. Such arrangements are proliferating due... Read more »
There’s a day devoted to “Take Your Parents to Work,” a LinkedIn idea that’s taken root at other organizations.
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The forecast also sheds light on the top five Asian countries with the highest expected 'real' wage growth. Here's the full list. Read more »
Check out photos from the Staff Lounge, that comes packed with a massage room, language classes, and more; and costs S$20,000 a month in maintenance. Read more »
Bloomberg's 2019 Gender-Equality Index also identified a 40% increase in women holding executive level positions from 2014-2017. Read more »
