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Three Thai Seafarers Sue Precious Shipping Over Hormuz Attack and Early Dismissal

The suit argues the operator put crew at risk by routing the Mayuree Naree through the Strait of Hormuz and seeks damages for lost work and trauma.

Milan Prosecutors Put U.S. Contractor Caddell Under Judicial Control Over Alleged Exploitation of Indian Workers

Peruvian Court Admits Union Challenge to Petroperú Restructuring Decree

2026 Profit-Sharing: Mexico Clarifies Tax Exemption as Peru Affirms Part‑Time Rights

Labor Court Backs Minosa Strike, Raising Stakes for AHMSA Auction

Argentina Speeds Up Labor-Reform Decree to Fortify Law Against Court Injunctions

Argentina Judge Halts Education 'Essential Service' Clause in Labor Reform

Argentine Courts Deepen Freeze on Labor Overhaul, Halting ‘Essential’ Status for Schools

Argentine Judge Freezes 82 Provisions of Milei’s Labor Reform

Federal Court Halts Two Labor Law Articles for Argentina’s Commerce Union

Argentine Courts Escalate Pushback, Striking Down Labor Reform’s Article 55

Argentina’s Labor Reform Hit by First Court Setback as Córdoba Judge Invalidates Article 55

Argentina Fines Fate and Extends Talks as Court Halts Eviction at Occupied Tire Plant

BCRA Calculator Puts Compound Interest at Center of Labor‑Judgment Fight

Milan Prosecutors Order 13 Fashion Houses to Produce Supply-Chain Records in Labor Probe

Erfurt Labor Court Bars Verdi Strike Calls at Weimar Church-Run Clinic

OAJ Says Judiciary Workers’ Benefits Are Safe After Leak of Nonbinding Legal Analysis

Police Groups Escalate Push for 'Profession of Risk' Status With Claim to Interior and Admitted Lawsuit

T-MEC Labor Panel Rules Against Mexico, Extends Rapid-Response Reach to Service Providers

Lieferando Faces New Protests as Probe Finds Cash Pay in Subcontractor Network