Billiard table, apartment, cars, and land among items at the Labor Court auction in Manaus
A labor court auction in Manaus will feature various items, including apartments, cars, and a billiard table, set for March 30, 2026.
TST debates the pejotization and uberization of work before the Supreme Court's ruling
Judges, labor law specialists, ministers, and deputies discuss pejotization anduberization at an international congress at Brazil's Superior Labor Court, amidst upcoming rulings by the Supreme Court.
Owners of Italy face a three-year business ban
The former owners of the Italian restaurant in Iceland, Elvar Ingimarsson and Björgvin Narfi Ásgeirsson, have been sentenced to a three-year business ban due to misconduct in their operations confirmed by a court ruling.
Justice summons Havan to calculate amounts owed to employee dismissed after testifying in action
Brazil's labor court has ordered Havan to quantify the compensation owed to a former employee who was dismissed shortly after testifying in a labor lawsuit.
Unique Court Case: Recruited Polish Men from Soup Kitchen to Black Construction
A unique legal case in Sweden involves the conviction of a man for human trafficking after he recruited vulnerable men from a soup kitchen in Poland to exploit them for illegal construction work.
Prison for Human Trafficking and Exploitation
Three Polish men were victims of human trafficking and exploitation in Skåne, with one man so hungry he resorted to eating apples from a garden and dog food, according to Malmö District Court.
Increased Hardship Reflected in Treatment of Wage Workers by Hafnarfjörður Municipality
The Hafnarfjörður Municipality is facing criticism for allegedly ignoring a court ruling regarding unpaid employee benefits.
Court Labor Union: Lee Jae-dae should resign… trying to deprive citizens of their right to political choice
The Court Labor Union in South Korea has demanded the resignation of Chief Justice Lee Jae-dae following the passage of three judicial reform bills in the National Assembly, expressing concerns over the potential negative impacts of the changes.
Cancellation notice of hiring acceptance in 4 minutes... Court ruling "unfair dismissal"
A South Korean court ruled that a company's cancellation of a job offer just four minutes after notifying the applicant of acceptance constitutes an unfair dismissal.
Understand the court's decision that determined a compensation of R$ 5,000 after a domestic worker worked up to 15 hours a day
A domestic worker in Salvador, Brazil, was awarded R$ 5,000 in compensation after working excessively long hours, infringing on her rights to rest and leisure.
Did you see? Doorman fired for taking candy, truck with cattle flips over, and man arrested for raping a 12-year-old girl
A doorman was unjustly dismissed for taking a piece of candy from a store inside the hospital where he worked, as ruled by the regional labor court in Uberaba, Brazil.
Domestic worker compensated after working 64 hours a week and having her rest and leisure affected in BA
A domestic worker in Salvador, Brazil, has won R$ 5,000 in compensation after the court ruled her excessive 64-hour work week violated her rights to rest and leisure.
Parat accuses NHO and Spekter of encouraging law-breaking after part-time court ruling
The union Parat has accused NHO and Spekter of suggesting illegal practices concerning part-time workers following a recent court ruling on overtime pay.
Labor Court condemns CBTU to pay R$ 100 thousand in compensation for discrimination and harassment against employees in Recife
The Brazilian Labor Court has ordered CBTU to pay R$ 100,000 for discriminating against and harassing eight employees in Recife.
Equal pay for equal work. The Supreme Court changed the conditions for employee benefits
The Czech Supreme Court has altered the regulations governing employee benefits to ensure equal pay for equal work.
Labor Court Sets New Record for Cases after Labor Reform
The number of new cases in Brazil's Labor Court has increased by 8.47% from 2024 to 2025, setting a new record following the 2017 labor reform.
Public Transport Union Chairperson Fined for Violating Covid-19 Prevention Regulations During Demonstration
The chairperson of the Public Transport Union has been fined 2 million KRW by the Supreme Court for holding a rally against unfair dismissals, violating COVID-19 safety measures.
Former Supreme Court Justice Kim Seon-su: "Negligence in Outsourcing Danger is Unfair ... We Must Demonstrate Solidarity"
Former Supreme Court Justice Kim Seon-su emphasizes the need for direct employment of subcontracted laborers to improve safety and address unfair employment structures.
USA: Marginal Increase in New Unemployment Benefits
The number of Americans filing for new unemployment benefits increased slightly last week, while the unemployment rate remained stable in February, indicating labor market stability.
TCU gives 15 days for STF, STJ, and TST to justify exclusive VIP rooms at Brasília Airport
The Brazilian Federal Court of Accounts (TCU) has given 15 days for the Supreme Federal Court, Superior Court of Justice, and Superior Labor Court to justify their exclusive VIP room contracts at Brasília International Airport.
Supreme Court intervenes in case where private ICE contractor forced detainees to clean common areas
The Supreme Court upheld a lawsuit against GEO Group, a private prison company, allowing immigration detainees in Colorado to challenge claims of forced unpaid labor in court.
Consultants punished with 100 hours of forced labor for organizing trips to Crimea
A travel consultant has been sentenced to 100 hours of community service after the Supreme Court upheld an appellate court's ruling regarding violations of sanctions related to travel organization to Crimea.
Wolt Couriers Lost in the Court of Appeal
Wolt couriers were ruled as contractors and not employees by the Borgarting Court of Appeal in a recent decision.
The judicial union took over a labor court building in rejection of the transfer to the City
Judicial workers in Argentina have occupied a labor court building in protest against the transfer of jurisdiction of national labor justice to the city.
Judges Struggle with Complex Court Cases and Labor Shortages
Judges in Estonia are facing challenges with increasing case complexities and a shortage of judicial staff, leading to prolonged court proceedings.
Bahia Court Schedules Conciliation Hearing for Edilson Capetinha to Discuss Debt of Over R$ 13 Million
The Bahia court has scheduled a conciliation hearing for former footballer Edilson Capetinha to address a debt exceeding R$ 13 million stemming from multiple labor lawsuits.
Trans woman awarded R$ 45,000 after reporting discrimination at a government agency in Rio Branco: 'I felt coerced'
Natasha Silva, a trans woman, was awarded R$ 45,000 by the Labor Court after alleging discrimination in her workplace at the Rio Branco Health Department.
Police used stun gun on girl - will be a matter for the Labor Court
The Police Union is suing the Police Force in Labor Court over disciplinary measures against an officer who allegedly misused a stun gun on a 15-year-old girl.
Carlos Melconian expressed his doubts about labor reform: 'There are things that end up in court'
Economist Carlos Melconian voiced skepticism about the recently approved labor reform in Argentina, questioning its economic impact and potential legal conflicts.
The transfer of labor justice to the City, a fight between the Government and the opposition that will lead to a court destined to disappear
The article discusses the contentious transfer of labor justice to Buenos Aires City, highlighting conflicts between the Government and opposition parties.
Another Controversy Over Labor Reform: Judges Who Evade Supreme Court Rulings May Be Removed
Argentina's labor reform bill mandates that lower court judges follow Supreme Court rulings, with non-compliance leading to potential removal from their positions.
Column “My Judgment”: Salary Increase Only Against Signing a New Contract - Is That Allowed?
The article discusses a recent ruling by the Federal Labor Court of Germany regarding whether an employer can condition a salary increase on the signing of a new contract.
Doorman fired for taking candy from a vending machine at work has just cause dismissal annulled by the court in MG
A court in Brazil overturned the dismissal of a doorman who was fired for taking a piece of candy from a vending machine at a hospital where he worked, stating that the punishment was disproportionate to the act.
STF annuls decision of the Labor Court in case about pejotização and suspends process
Brazil's Supreme Court annulled a Labor Court decision regarding employment links in franchise contracts and suspended the related process.
After approval in the House of Deputies, the CGT warned that it will take the labor reform to court: 'It is totally unconstitutional'
The CGT labor union leaders in Argentina announced plans to challenge the recently approved labor reform in court, claiming it is unconstitutional.
Daily recap #1868: Argentina's Chamber approves labor reform, which returns to the Senate; US Supreme Court decides on legality of Trump's tariff; The steps of experimental treatment with polylaminin
Argentina's Chamber of Deputies has approved a labor reform which now goes back to the Senate, while the US Supreme Court is set to rule on Trump's tariff legality, and a patient has regained ability to walk thanks to a new treatment with polylaminin.
Móstoles Case: 'From the beginning, Ana Millán advises him not to go to court'
A former councilor in Móstoles alleges sexual and labor harassment by the mayor and the political party, accusing them of pressuring her against filing a complaint.
She was fired for having a coffee, and the court ruled in favor of the company
A German cleaning worker was fired for taking an unregistered coffee break, and the labor court upheld the dismissal based on breach of work obligations.
The Labor Modernization Bill and its Regulation of Update Modalities for Court Compensation Payments
The article discusses the Labor Modernization Bill recently passed by the Argentine Senate, emphasizing its potential to remove barriers to employment and improve compensation regulations in the judicial context.
Court: ‘Tada Drivers’ of Socar are Workers, Must Pay 1.4 Billion Won in Suspension Allowance
A South Korean court has ruled that freelance drivers for the ride-hailing service Tada qualify as employees under labor laws and are entitled to 1.4 billion won in unpaid suspension allowances.
The demand for cargo distribution by the Cargo Workers' Union is a legitimate exercise of the right to organize... The court cancels the Fair Trade Commission's disposition
A South Korean court ruled that the Cargo Workers' Union's request for specific cargo distribution percentages from companies is a legitimate exercise of their constitutional right to organize, and thus not subject to penalties under fair trade law.
Court: Concrete Truck Owners are Workers... 20-Year-Old Supreme Court Ruling Overturned
A recent ruling by the Seoul Administrative Court has declared that concrete truck drivers are considered workers under labor law, reversing a previous Supreme Court ruling from 20 years ago.
Alonso Ancira's lawsuit against AHMSA will not be resolved in Mexico City, following judge's decision
Alonso Ancira's labor lawsuit against Altos Hornos de México will now be addressed in Saltillo, Coahuila, rather than in Mexico City, due to a federal court's ruling of incompetence for the capital's courts.
Ghana: NLC Secures Court Injunction Against Striking University Unions...but NEC Urges Members to Be Resolute
The National Labour Commission in Ghana has secured a court injunction against four striking university unions, declaring their strike illegal and requiring them to cease the action immediately.
Australia news live: big supermarkets in court showdown with competition watchdog over claims of fake discounts
Labor claims the federal budget would be $14bn worse if the Coalition had won the 2025 election, with deficits leading to increased debt and interest payments.
Manaos, another case of a huge compensation: Justice condemned it to pay more than $800 million to a former employee and its owner complained
A company in Argentina, Refres Now S.A., was ordered by the Supreme Court of Mendoza to pay over $800 million to a former employee due to improper dismissal and labor irregularities.
Court orders salary payment to 400 workers of environmental company in Suzano
A Brazilian labor court has ordered the payment of January salaries to around 400 workers at Renova Suzano Ambiental, following issues with wage delays and environmental service disruptions.
Mendoza Justice Ordered Manaos to Pay Over $800 Million to a Former Employee
Mendoza's Supreme Court mandated that Manaos pay over $800 million to a former employee for fraudulent registration practices.
Teenagers kidnapped by a drug network: up to eighteen years in prison
A Marseille court sentenced members of a drug network to prison for torturing two teenagers who were forced into labor.
Mason who worked for 3 years on a 6x1 schedule loses CLT rights after STF decision
A mason in Brazil loses his labor rights as the Supreme Federal Court nullifies a labor court ruling that recognized his employment with a construction company without official CLT documentation.