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    Ireland appeal court judgment restricts use of injunctions in dismissals

    by Ashleigh Webber 19 Feb 2021
    by Ashleigh Webber 19 Feb 2021

    The country's Court of Appeal's judgment restricts the circumstances under which an injunction against dismissal can be granted to an employee.

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    Diversity, the final frontier: space agency seeks disabled astronaut

    by Adam McCulloch 16 Feb 2021
    by Adam McCulloch 16 Feb 2021

    The European Space Agency (ESA) is seeking new astronauts for the first time in a decade and D&I is among its major goals.

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    Staff don’t expect to return to office before June

    by Ashleigh Webber 11 Feb 2021
    by Ashleigh Webber 11 Feb 2021

    Office workers across Europe do not expect to return to the workplace until at least the summer, according to a survey.

    • Hybrid working
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    Lockdown sees employees working harder than normal

    by Adam McCulloch 11 Feb 2021
    by Adam McCulloch 11 Feb 2021

    More than half of UK employees say they they have been expected to work outside of regular working hours during lockdown; employees in EU may soon benefit from 'right to disconnect' rules.

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    Heineken to cut 8,000 jobs worldwide

    by Adam McCulloch 10 Feb 2021
    by Adam McCulloch 10 Feb 2021

    Brewing giant Heineken has announced plans to cut nearly 10% of its global workforce as the coronavirus pandemic badly affects sales.

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    France: Just Eat to hire workers on permanent contracts

    by Adam McCulloch 4 Feb 2021
    by Adam McCulloch 4 Feb 2021

    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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    Man charged after HR murders in France

    by Ashleigh Webber 1 Feb 2021
    by Ashleigh Webber 1 Feb 2021

    An unemployed engineer has been charged with murder after fatally shooting two people in France – including an HR manager...

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    ‘Set up businesses within EU’ government advisers tell firms

    by Adam McCulloch 25 Jan 2021
    by Adam McCulloch 25 Jan 2021

    UK workers could be laid off as businesses set up new companies within the EU.

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    UK has 21st most complex HR in Europe

    by Rob Moss 13 Jan 2021
    by Rob Moss 13 Jan 2021

    The HR and payroll environment in the UK is one of the most complex in Europe, according to research, although...

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    Germany’s jobless figures better than anticipated

    by Adam McCulloch 8 Jan 2021
    by Adam McCulloch 8 Jan 2021

    Europe's largest economy reports better than expected jobless figures despite renewed lockdown.

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    • Bonuses
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    Executive pay: financial incentives damage long-term profits

    by Rob Moss 6 Jan 2021
    by Rob Moss 6 Jan 2021

    The more focus companies put on financial incentives for CEOs’ bonuses, the worse the firm’s commercial performance, according to a...

    • Brexit
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    Brexit deal puts workers’ rights at risk, warns analysis

    by Adam McCulloch 4 Jan 2021
    by Adam McCulloch 4 Jan 2021

    The Brexit deal leaves workers’ rights and environmental protections at serious risk of erosion an analysis has concluded.

    • Brexit
    • Europe
    • Legal sector

    Brexit: how will it affect services firms with European interests?

    by Adam McCulloch 21 Dec 2020
    by Adam McCulloch 21 Dec 2020

    Many feel the lucrative professional services sector has been ignored by the government. Mutually recogised qualifications are a particular problem.

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    • France
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    Banker who never returned from three-year sabbatical wins unfair dismissal case

    by Jo Faragher 16 Dec 2020
    by Jo Faragher 16 Dec 2020

    A banker working for Societe Generale was unfairly dismissed after he failed to return after a three-year sabbatical.
    The employee,...

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    Paris fined for recruiting too many women

    by Ashleigh Webber 16 Dec 2020
    by Ashleigh Webber 16 Dec 2020

    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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