US employers have agreed to cover travel expenses where staff need to seek abortions in the wake of the US Supreme Court ruling on Roe v Wade.
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Google is to pay $118 million (£97.7m) to settle an equal pay lawsuit covering thousands of female employees in the US.
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Under new ESG proposals the local operations of firms such as McDonald's and General Motors would have to comply with European reporting rules.
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With so many workers from eastern Europe working for international firms in the UK and elsewhere, tensions between employees over the invasion are inevitable.
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IBM has been accused of attempting to force out older workers in order to shift the age profile of its workforce.
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Tesla alleged to have kept black workers in the lowest level roles and paid them less than white colleagues.
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The US Supreme Court has blocked the government from imposing vaccine mandates that would have covered more than 80 million employees.
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The number of US workers leaving their jobs hit a record high in November, suggesting the ‘great resignation’ has become...
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A US company has come under fire after it dismissed 900 employees in a single Zoom meeting.
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Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, has written to the US Congress calling for paid leave for parents to be written...
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A letter by whistleblowers states ‘Numerous senior leaders have been known to be consistently inappropriate with women.’
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Federal government workers, as well as federal healthcare workers, will also be expected to have received the vaccine.
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About 2,500 of the jobs, most of which are in corporate and technology roles, will be in the UK, where workers can collect a bonus for being on time.
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The man behind a $70m payroll fraud that left thousands of people without paychecks has been sentenced to 12 years in prison and ordered to pay $101m in restitution.
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Office staff were originally due back on 7 September, but the online retailer has announced a new date of 3 January 2022.