France, Italy, Spain and Germany well ahead of UK when it comes to returning to the office.
Global HR
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Complex patchwork of rules and practices between countries is dissuading employers from implementing track and trace schemes.
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On Saturday, the government announced that anyone returning from Spain, including the Balearics and Canaries, must self-isolate on their return...
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Employers should prepare policies that outline how they will handle employees who are forced to quarantine after travelling abroad.
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The graduate hiring market is down by almost a third in some countries due to the coronavirus, the Institute of...
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Unemployment could reach 14.8% if the UK suffers a second wave of coronavirus, according to projections by the Organisation for...
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Almost half of employers plan a return to ‘business as usual’ when it comes to global mobility, according to a...
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The US Supreme Court has ruled that it is unlawful for employers to dismiss workers because of their sexual orientation...
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In the view of the global economic recession, international employers should know their legal responsibilities in different countries. Alain-Christian Monkam...
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Businesses break with the past to express support for Black Lives Matter as CEOs and founders tell of their revulsion at recent killings in the US.
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Covid-19 is a tragedy that HR can use to help transform business, global business forum hears.
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Confusion over medical assessments leaving Northern Ireland HGV drivers ‘unable to work’
by Nic Patonby Nic PatonAn anomaly over medical assessments has caused some HGV drivers in Northern Ireland to lose work during the coronavirus crisis,...
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HR professionals are being advised to “check in” with their employees and do their best to accommodate annual leave requests...
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Hundreds of Spanish Nissan workers have burnt tyres outside a factory that the Japanese car maker has announced is to...
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Labour accuses government of undervaluing people in low paid jobs in the health and social care sector and says immigration bill will make them feel unwelcome in this country.