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Thai Sailors Sue Precious Shipping After March Strike in Strait of Hormuz

The labour-court case accuses the company of ordering the ship into a known danger zone and challenges how firms compensate and care for seafarers.

Peru Public Ministry CAS Staff Start Nationwide 48‑Hour Strike

Senate Approves Law Letting Artisan Bakers and Florists Employ Volunteers on May 1

Outsourced Communication Workers Strike Paralyzes Rádio e TV Justiça

ARCA Rules Take Effect for Employer Debt Amnesty to Formalize Unregistered Workers

Day-One Statutory Sick Pay Reform Comes Into Force

Baja California Resolves Large Share of Labor Cases but Nearly Half Remain Unfinished

Germany Misses EU Pay‑Transparency Deadline and Will Delay Full Implementation

Calendar Leaves Brazil With Months-Long Gap Before Next National Long Weekend

Court Freezes Milei Government’s Plan to Close Key INTA Station

Supreme Court Blocks Cuts to Pay Labeled as “Nómina Complementaria”

STF Rules Shopping Centers Must Provide Lactation and Childcare Spaces

Court Blocks Government Cuts at Argentina's INTI, Pauses Layoffs

Audiencia Nacional Orders Extra Day Off When Public Holiday Falls on Saturday

Munich Court Orders Conscientious Driver to Operate Bundeswehr‑Branded Tram

Paris Salon Workers Win Temporary Residency After 78-Day Occupation Ends

Mexico Sets May 30 Deadline for 2026 Profit-Sharing Payouts

Kaiser Threatens to Fire SF Nurse After DACA Lapse

Chinese Court Bars Firing Workers Solely Because AI Can Do the Job

China Court Bars Firing Workers Simply Because AI Can Do Their Jobs