La Comisión Europea ha lanzado una ‘hoja de ruta’ para mejorar la calidad del empleo y modernizar el entorno laboral en la Unión Europea, en lo que será el germen de la legislación comunitaria prevista para el próximo año para garantizar los derechos de los trabajadores y regular los cambios tecnológicos, económicos y sociales.   […]

The US Supreme Court ruled colleges’ use of race as a factor in student admissions is unconstitutional under the Fourteenth Amendment’s Equal Protection Clause. Since the decision, there have been various viewpoints on the effect of this ruling on companies’ diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) programs.   Accede al recurso completo Fuente: Mercer

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 […]

En su Comunicación del 19 de marzo de 2025 sobre la Unión de Ahorro e Inversiones (Savings and Investment Union, “SIU”), la Comisión Europea propuso la elaboración de un paquete de medidas de impulso de las pensiones complementarias para conseguir, junto con otras iniciativas, el objetivo de que el ahorro de los ciudadanos europeos se […]

A concise overview of how parental leave regulations are evolving across multiple jurisdictions. It highlights the most significant developments in areas such as paid leave, flexibility, eligibility rules and gender-neutral approaches. The report distils six essential takeaways to help employers understand emerging global trends and adapt their policies to meet modern workforce expectations.   Accede […]

If an employer needs to employ someone in a country where it has no base, there could be all sorts of legal and administrative complications concerning, for example, the management of tax and social security withholdings. To simplify the management of these employees, businesses sometimes use what are known as ‘Employers of Record’.   Accede […]

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 […]

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