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A recent California appellate court ruling has sent a significant message to both employers and employees, fundamentally altering the landscape of class action settlements and corporate communication. The decision in The Merchant of Tennis, Inc. v. The Superior Court of
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A recent California appellate court ruling has sent a significant message to both employers and employees, fundamentally altering the landscape of class action settlements and corporate communication. The decision in The Merchant of Tennis, Inc. v. The Superior Court of
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A recent California appellate court ruling has sent a significant message to both employers and employees, fundamentally altering the landscape of class action settlements and corporate communication. The decision in The Merchant of Tennis, Inc. v. The Superior Court of
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The past year has seen a remarkable surge in the average tribunal payouts for age discrimination cases, indicating a potential shift in workplace culture. According to data from the Ministry of Justice, analysis by Fox and Partners revealed the average
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In February, the U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments in an employment discrimination lawsuit involving Marlean Ames, a heterosexual female employee of the Ohio Department of Youth Services (DYS). Ames alleged reverse discrimination under Title VII of the Civil Rights
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The past year has seen a remarkable surge in the average tribunal payouts for age discrimination cases, indicating a potential shift in workplace culture. According to data from the Ministry of Justice, analysis by Fox and Partners revealed the average
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The concept of neonatal care leave has gained considerable traction recently owing to the growing awareness around the significance of dedicated family support during critical early moments in a newborn’s life. Families with infants admitted to neonatal care face unique
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In a surprising development, the UK Labour Party is contemplating abandoning its plans to introduce the “right to disconnect,” a policy aimed at preventing the ‘always-on’ work culture, as a response to mounting business concerns. The proposed policy was a
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The growing backlog of employment tribunal cases is an issue causing significant concern for workers, employers, and legal professionals alike. Recent reports indicate a staggering increase in open single case claims from 33,000 in the last quarter of 2023 to
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The government’s announcement on welfare reforms, aimed at reducing state expenditure on disability and long-term health condition benefits, brings significant changes for both employers and benefit recipients. These reforms, detailed in the Pathways to Work green paper, propose changes intended
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In February, the U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments in an employment discrimination lawsuit involving Marlean Ames, a heterosexual female employee of the Ohio Department of Youth Services (DYS). Ames alleged reverse discrimination under Title VII of the Civil Rights
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