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Employment law News

Landmark case establishes workers’ rights for prisoners in France

Paris - In a historic decision yesterday, a Labour Court in Paris decided a prisoner doing work while in prison has the same employment protection rights as workers in the workforce at large.
In the Media by Robert Myles - 2 comments

Free Speech: Devout Christian wins Facebook post ruling in court

A devout Christian who expressed opposition to legalising gay marriage on his Facebook page has won a court case brought for breach of contract against his employers after losing his post as a housing manager and being forced to take a 40% pay cut.
In the Media by Robert Myles - 1 comment

Soon-to-be-married NY gay couples start to rethink their finances

Same-sex couples in New York State will be able to marry legally from July 24 – and it has led to much pondering by couples and companies over the effects on domestic finances.
In the Media by Andrew John - 1 comment

Austrian Company Sparks Debate By Hiring Certain Zodiac Signs

In Austria, a company is under fire for claiming that the most efficient workers will be one of five zodiac signs. Other star signs need not bother responding to its advertisements.
In the Media by Tabatha Kaplan - 3 comments
 

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Equal Pay: Is There An App For That?

Today the United States Supreme Court heard arguments in the largest class action lawsuit in USA history. However,...
Mar 30, 2011 by Kevin Thorbourne
 

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