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Unionized Build A Rocket Boy Staff Sue Over Alleged Covert Surveillance

The case tests how far UK employers can go with surveillance software on staff devices.

Samsung Files for Injunction to Curb Union Strike Tactics at Chip Plants

Paris Court Finds Yves Rocher Liable Under France’s Duty‑of‑Vigilance Law Over Turkish Layoffs

South Korea’s ‘Yellow Envelope’ Labor Law Takes Effect, Expanding Subcontractor Bargaining and Curbing Strike Damages

Mexico’s Lower House Backs Right to Disconnect, Sends Labor Reform to Senate

Spain Negotiates Sick-Leave Reforms as Galicia Stays Most Affected

Peru’s 2026 Profit-Sharing Payouts Linked to SUNAT Filings, Due Late March Through Early May

Mexican Senate Approves LFT Reform Extending Labor Rights to Artistic Workers

Padua Court Classifies Work-From-Home Fall as Occupational Accident

California Employers Face Feb. 1 Deadline for 'Know Your Rights' Notice Under SB 294

Mexico’s Supreme Court Withdraws Proposal to Change Dismissal Time Limits

Punjab and Haryana HC Flags 'Institutional Exploitation' in Decades-Long Non-Regularisation, Orders State Reply

Mexico’s Supreme Court Allows Temporary Halts to Infonavit Payroll Deductions in Specific Cases Starting 2026

Monte de Piedad Strike Reaches 80 Days With No Agreement After Fresh Talks

U.S. Triggers T-MEC Labor Reviews at Mondelez Puebla Plant and Campeche Flotel

Mexico Sets Dec. 14 Enforcement Deadline for 'Ley Silla' Workplace Seating Rules

Brazil Sets Mid-December House Vote on Gig-Work Rules as Panel Approves Minimum Pay for Couriers

FGTS Rules Unified to Allow Use on All SFH Mortgages Up to R$2.25 Million

13th Salary Countdown in Brazil: INSS Payments Start Nov. 24, First Installment Due Nov. 28

Peru’s University Strike Widens as Argentina’s Faculty Unions Call Three-Day National Walkout Next Week