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Supreme Court Will Hear H‑2A Case Testing Labor Department’s Adjudication Authority

The ruling could limit how federal agencies enforce workplace rules for temporary farm labor.

Mexico’s Foreign Ministry Pledges Jan. 12 Payroll for Overseas Staff After Delay

Ikea Italy Workers to Stage Nationwide Strike on Dec. 5 as Contract Talks Remain Stalled

Milan Opens Criminal Probe Into Tod’s for Labor Exploitation as Prosecutor Seeks Six-Month Ad Ban

Tod’s Probed Over Alleged Labor Exploitation as Prosecutor Seeks Six-Month Advertising Ban

Brazil’s Congress Advances Ruralist Land Bills Reshaping Expropriation and Frontier Titles

Mexico’s 40-Hour Workweek Push Accelerates With PT Bill and Government Plan Due in November

Greece Enacts Law Allowing 13-Hour Workdays for Limited Days With 40% Pay Premium

Della Valle Defends Tod’s as Labor-Exploitation Case Moves to Italy’s Top Court

Shein to Open First Permanent Stores Worldwide in France Starting November

Broadway Actors Poised to Strike Over Health Care Contributions

Catalan Parliament Registers Taxi Bill to Phase Down Urban VTCs

Love Is Blind Producers, Netflix Face Class Action Alleging Wage Theft and Inhumane Conditions

Gujarat Passes Factory Law Allowing 12-Hour Shifts and Women’s Night Work

AGCM Fines Giorgio Armani €3.5 Million for Misleading Sustainability Claims

Italy Fines Armani €3.5 Million Over False Ethical Claims

French Court Jails Three in Champagne Human Trafficking Case

Argentine Buyers Exploit Refund Loopholes on Chinese E-Tailers Facing New Sanctions

Loro Piana Remains Under Milan Court Oversight After Labor Exploitation Findings

Milan Court Puts Loro Piana Under Judicial Administration Over Supply Chain Abuses