A court of appeal in France gives legal backing to party pooping. Meanwhile, in the UK, people are slowly waking up to the realisation they can take some time off later this month.
France
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A French court has ruled that employers cannot dismiss an employee simply because they won’t partake in after-work drinks or...
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A banker who was accused of 'emotional terrorism' by colleagues has been awarded almost €1.7 million (£1.4m) for unfair dismissal.
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Brexit-related changes such as relocating staff or establishing new EU offices in the financial services sector has remained subdued over...
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UK’s average of 5.8 days sick leave last year indicative of how ‘fear and control’ holds sway at many organisations.
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Only 28% of employees feel that the hybrid work models offered by their organisation suit their preferences, despite most offices...
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Despite rollout success and low Covid case rates, vaccine-hesitant health workers have been suspended without pay.
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French subsidiary of Swedish furniture retailer receives €1 million fine for snooping of employees.
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The movement of banking interests from London to locations within the EU have hit a stumbling block: the UK-based employees often don't want to move.
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Office workers across Europe do not expect to return to the workplace until at least the summer, according to a survey.
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Food delivery firm Just Eat is hiring 4,500 of its delivery workers on permanent contracts in France, with benefits including holiday pay and pensions.
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An unemployed engineer has been charged with murder after fatally shooting two people in France – including an HR manager...
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Banker who never returned from three-year sabbatical wins unfair dismissal case
by Jo Faragherby Jo FaragherA banker working for Societe Generale was unfairly dismissed after he failed to return after a three-year sabbatical.
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Paris city authorities have been fined €90,000 for recruiting too many women into senior roles and breaching the country’s rules...
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