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Universal Studios Japan Contracts Reportedly Require 500,000 Yen Exit Penalty

It risks trapping low-paid character performers under terms that may violate Japan’s labor and freelance laws.

Peru’s Civil Service Authority Issues Binding 5-Year Cap for Fixed-Term CAS Contracts

Germany Plans Weekly Work-Hour Cap to Replace 8-Hour Day

Monte de Piedad Strike Passes Six Months as Lender Clarifies Payments and Freezes Sales

Italy’s Journalists Stage Second National Strike in Contract Standoff

PSG Drops Appeal in Mbappé Pay Dispute, Claims €60.9 Million Is Paid

Teamsters Seek Emergency Court Order to Block UPS Driver Choice Buyouts

Paris Labor Tribunal Orders PSG to Pay Mbappé €61 Million for Unpaid Wages

Paris Court Orders PSG to Pay Mbappé About €60 Million for Unpaid Wages

French Labor Court Orders PSG to Pay Mbappé €59.2 Million

PSG Accuses Mbappé of Disloyalty, Seeks €180 Million as Labour Court Weighs Case

Mbappé and PSG Present Dueling Mega-Claims in Paris Labor Court, Decision Set for Dec. 16

Monte de Piedad Workers Ratify Strike With Three-Quarter Majority

Mbappé, PSG Summoned to Paris Labor Court on Nov. 17 in €55 Million Pay Dispute

Argentina Moves Forward on Labor Reform Draft With 'Hours Bank'

Mexico Prohibits Simultaneous App Orders to Formalize Gig Worker Benefits

Santa Clara VTA Bus Service Resumes After Strike, Light Rail Delayed

CPS and CTU Negotiations Face Key Sticking Points as Progress Continues

Glovo to Reclassify Spanish Delivery Riders as Employees Following Legal Pressure

Stellantis Sues UAW Over Strike Threats Amid Contract Dispute