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Edinburgh Uni Staff Strike Over Budget Cuts and Job Security
June 6, 2025
Edinburgh Uni Staff Strike Over Budget Cuts and Job Security

Amid the tumultuous landscape of higher education in the UK, University of Edinburgh staff are set to strike for six days. Faculty members, backed by the University and College Union (UCU), aim to oppose management’s controversial choice to slash £140

Labor Department Revisits ESG Rule for Pension Fiduciaries
June 6, 2025
Labor Department Revisits ESG Rule for Pension Fiduciaries

The recent actions of the U.S. Department of Labor have taken center stage as the department decides to abandon a previously enacted rule that allowed pension plan fiduciaries to take Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) factors into account during investment

Director vs. Company: Employee Rights Battle in Malaysian Court
June 6, 2025
Director vs. Company: Employee Rights Battle in Malaysian Court

The legal clash between a Malaysian company and a former director has ignited significant debate on the boundaries separating corporate roles and employee rights within legal frameworks. This case surfaced when a director, ousted from the board, pursued employee protection

Are We Doing Enough to Protect Public Service Workers?
June 6, 2025
Are We Doing Enough to Protect Public Service Workers?

In an era marked by increasing attention to worker safety, the protection of public service workers has emerged as a critical concern. Amid mounting reports of harassment and violence, these individuals, who form the backbone of various public sectors, face

Can States Rewrite Labor Laws After NLRB Impasse?
June 5, 2025
Can States Rewrite Labor Laws After NLRB Impasse?

The intricacies of labor law in the United States are being reexamined as recent developments have highlighted vulnerabilities in federal administrative functions, particularly regarding labor relations and the ability of states to redefine their roles within this framework. The backdrop

UK Employment Bill Sparks Debate on Workers’ Rights Overhaul
June 5, 2025
UK Employment Bill Sparks Debate on Workers’ Rights Overhaul

The United Kingdom’s proposed Employment Rights Bill has set the stage for a heated debate over its potential impact on workers and employers. Introduced by Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner, the bill aims to revamp the legal landscape governing workers’

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Edinburgh Uni Staff Strike Over Budget Cuts and Job Security
June 6, 2025
Edinburgh Uni Staff Strike Over Budget Cuts and Job Security

Amid the tumultuous landscape of higher education in the UK, University of Edinburgh staff are set to strike for six days. Faculty members, backed by the University and College Union (UCU), aim to oppose management’s controversial choice to slash £140

Labor Department Revisits ESG Rule for Pension Fiduciaries
June 6, 2025
Labor Department Revisits ESG Rule for Pension Fiduciaries

The recent actions of the U.S. Department of Labor have taken center stage as the department decides to abandon a previously enacted rule that allowed pension plan fiduciaries to take Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) factors into account during investment

Director vs. Company: Employee Rights Battle in Malaysian Court
June 6, 2025
Director vs. Company: Employee Rights Battle in Malaysian Court

The legal clash between a Malaysian company and a former director has ignited significant debate on the boundaries separating corporate roles and employee rights within legal frameworks. This case surfaced when a director, ousted from the board, pursued employee protection

Are We Doing Enough to Protect Public Service Workers?
June 6, 2025
Are We Doing Enough to Protect Public Service Workers?

In an era marked by increasing attention to worker safety, the protection of public service workers has emerged as a critical concern. Amid mounting reports of harassment and violence, these individuals, who form the backbone of various public sectors, face

Can States Rewrite Labor Laws After NLRB Impasse?
June 5, 2025
Can States Rewrite Labor Laws After NLRB Impasse?

The intricacies of labor law in the United States are being reexamined as recent developments have highlighted vulnerabilities in federal administrative functions, particularly regarding labor relations and the ability of states to redefine their roles within this framework. The backdrop

UK Employment Bill Sparks Debate on Workers’ Rights Overhaul
June 5, 2025
UK Employment Bill Sparks Debate on Workers’ Rights Overhaul

The United Kingdom’s proposed Employment Rights Bill has set the stage for a heated debate over its potential impact on workers and employers. Introduced by Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner, the bill aims to revamp the legal landscape governing workers’

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