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Europe: ECJ rules that obese employees may be disabled
In a decision on 18 December 2014[1], the European Court of Justice (ECJ) has recognised that obesity can, in certain circumstances, entail …
Asia Pacific: Paying out of accrued annual leave
Where there has been a transfer of employment, we compare the rules in Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia in relation to what …
Podcast: Data protection laws - Impact on employers (Pan-European Perspective)
To register to listen to the recording or download as a podcast please contact Jane Webber who will send you confirmation of your log-in details. …
EU Gender Directive: Council of Ministers' Progress Report indicates there is not yet consensus
The EU Parliament voted in favour of the draft EU Gender Directive to address gender balance on corporate boards in November 2013 and the Directive …
Herbert Smith Freehills Asia-Pacific Employment Law Guide 2014
Herbert Smith Freehills' global Employment, Pensions and Incentives (EPI) practice is inviting you to the launch of the 2014 edition of our …
UK: Definition and protection of trade secrets and undisclosed know-how to be harmonised across Europe
To counteract a growing problem of trade secret theft and provide a clear and uniform level of protection across the EU, the Commission has …
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