(AFX UK Focus) 2010-03-09 16:54 Canada's employment outlook looking up - Manpower (Interactive Investor)
TORONTO, March 9 (Reuters) - Canadian employers plan to hold staffing levels steady in the second quarter, though hiring intentions are up from a year ago, according to a survey released on Tuesday by employment services company Manpower Inc . The vast majority, 75 percent, of employers expect to maintain their current staffing levels, suggesting stability in a moderate economic recovery. But ...
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Yunus Bakhsh employment tribunal underway (Socialist Worker)
An employment tribunal this week heard shocking evidence in the case of Yunus Bakhsh, a nurse and leading black activist in Newcastle. Yunus was sacked in 2008 then expelled from Unison after allegations of bullying in an “anonymous” letter.
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Labour and Employment (Mondaq)
The federal budget, announced on March 4, 2010, includes significant changes to the taxation of employee stock options. This bulletin primarily focuses on the proposed changes to the Income Tax Act (Canada) (the ITA) relating to employee stock options.
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Labour and Employment (Mondaq)
The NZ Employment Bulletin is designed to keep you up to date and informed on the latest legal developments and legislative changes in workplace relations and employment.
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Labour and Employment (Mondaq)
A discussion paper recently released by Queensland's Department of Employment and Industrial Relations, The Queensland Workers' Compensation Scheme: Ensuring Sustainability and Fairness , has contemplated major changes for Queensland's workers' compensation scheme.
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Labour and Employment (Mondaq)
When Romania joined the EU it accepted the Acquis Communitaire , meaning that European and national provisions on the transfer of undertakings are applicable in Romania. However, because of the Romanian legislation, various open questions remain.
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Labour leaves blacklisted high and dry (Guardian Unlimited)
Mick Dooley is a blacklisted construction worker, whose status came to light following the exposure last year of a blacklist kept by a company called the Consulting Association (CA). Construction companies paid the CA to conduct trade union checks on job applicants and other workers; those whose name appeared on the CA's secret list were refused employment or dismissed.
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Labour and Employment (Mondaq)
This newsletter briefly discusses several recent developments in employee benefits and executive compensation that may be of interest. For more details on any item reported herein, please contact any member of Blank Rome's Employee Benefits and Executive Compensation group.
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Labour and Employment (Mondaq)
Bill 37, the Child Pornography Reporting Act, 2008 , received Royal Assent on December 10th, 2008. The Bill places potentially onerous reporting obligations on employers.
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Labour and Employment (Mondaq)
Hospitality and tourism employers should greet news of a favorable Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals decision with joy and a big sigh of relief. In Cumbie v. Woody Woo, Inc.
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