When looking to expand your company and build teams faster, one of the first solutions to consider is hiring independent contractors, often referred to as 1099 workers in the U.S. But where does this term come from, and what should U.S.-based companies keep in mind when hiring global contractors in this region? Accede al contenido […]
El pasado 1 de junio 2025 se realizó un incremento al salario mínimo de El Salvador. Esta medida se implantó mediante la propuesta enviada al Consejo Nacional del Salario Mínimo. Asimismo, el incremento estimado es del 12% del salario actual, el cual quedaría de la siguiente manera: Accede al recurso completo Fuente: Auxadi
The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) requires in-scope organisations to comply with mandatory sustainability reporting standards. These include various disclosures covering their own workforce and workers in their value chain. Accede al recurso completo Fuente: Baker McKenzie
En 2025, el salario mínimo en Estados Unidos presenta variaciones significativas según el estado y, en algunos casos, según la ciudad. Aunque el salario mínimo federal se mantiene en $7.25 por hora desde 2009, muchos estados y ciudades han establecido tarifas más altas para adaptarse al costo de vida, la inflación y presiones sociales. Accede […]
Aon plc (NYSE: AON), firma líder mundial de servicios profesionales, ha publicado el Estudio de Tendencias Globales de Beneficios 2025 (Global Benefits Trends Study). en el que se concluye que las empresas multinacionales están sometidas a una presión creciente para ofrecer beneficios personalizados e inclusivos. Sin embargo, la mayoría carece de la gobernanza, las herramientas […]
If your company is looking to hire skilled professional foreign talent for your branch in Spain, you’ve probably come across two main options: the PAC/HQP Permit (Highly Qualified Professional Permit) and the EU Blue Card. Both allow Spanish companies to recruit foreign skilled workers through a relatively fast process – with a 20-working-day solving time […]
Back in March we asked the question, will the EU Minimum Wage Directive be annulled? On 11 November 2025, we got our answer. The Court of Justice of the European Union has annulled part of the EU Minimum Wage Directive – and at the same time has given the green light to the rest of […]
We’re pleased to share the May edition of our European Employment Insights newsletter. This issue, curated by our Andersen team of experts, provides in-depth analysis of the latest developments in employment laws, regulations, judicial decisions, and collective agreements across 19 European countries. Accede al contenido completo Fuente: Andersen
A recent decision of the European Court of Justice (ECJ) gives primary carers of disabled children the right to reasonable accommodations at work, as well as protection from “associative” indirect disability discrimination. This will expand these carers’ current rights in the EU Member States, although the precise impact and timescales will vary from state to […]
Political agreement has been reached on significant revisions to the European Works Council (EWC) Directive. It is anticipated that these will be formally adopted in the autumn this year, with two years for Member States to implement into national law. The revisions are intended to strengthen the influence of EWCs in transnational matters. Accede […]
