Industrial Relations and Labour Law

On march 2020, China recognised for the first time the legitimacy of electronic labour contracts in the country. This…

The US Department of Labour (DOL) has withdrawn rules on classification of workers based on ‘economic reality’, which were originally…

“Telemigration” is the idea in which people from different parts of the world work in virtual offices. It is also one way to solve the…

International Labour Standards, compulsory vaccination, telework legislation, minimum wage and discrimination are some of the issues…

In September, the Employers Confederation of the Philippines (ECOP) started its vaccination drive for its member workers as part of the…

This August Newsletter covers the G20 annual meeting held in Sicily in June 2021, and contains an analysis of the joint paper on Trade…

On 23 June 2021, the G20 Labour Ministerial meeting took place in Sicily following a joint meeting of G20 Labour and Education Ministers…

  The implementation of the EU Whistleblowing Directive later this year marks a significant change, which will have practical…

  In Morocco, teleworking was not well known before the Covid-19 pandemic, but it emerged significantly during the health crisis,…

SOLIFEM is a new project of the International Labour Organisation (ILO), funded by the European Commission Directorate-General for…