Milei's speech raises expectations in the Justice system, but the Government says no announcements will be made
Milei's recent address has stirred anticipation within the judicial system, although government officials have indicated that there will be no immediate proposals regarding judicial vacancies or reforms.
Javier Milei and his measures, LIVE: the photo that the President uploaded with a message for the senators of his bloc and allies, after the approval of two key laws
President Javier Milei celebrated the Senate's final approval of labor reform and the modification of the Juvenile Penal Regime with a photo of his allies and a congratulatory message.
Complete labor reform: article by article, this is Javier Milei's project
The Argentine Senate has passed a comprehensive labor reform project proposed by President Javier Milei, which includes over 200 articles aimed at modifying current labor practices, incentivizing formal employment, and reforming the labor justice system.
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.
Murders, slot machines, animal game, illegal cigarettes, and slave labor: the crimes attributed to Adilsinho, according to the police
Adilsinho, a notorious figure in organized crime in Rio de Janeiro, has been arrested and is linked to various illicit activities, including gambling, illegal cigarette trade, and suspected murders.
The Senate is ready to approve the labor reform and lower the age of criminal responsibility to 14 years this Friday
The Argentine Senate is set to approve labor reform and a new juvenile criminal regime that lowers the age of criminal responsibility from 16 to 14, amidst potential legal challenges from labor organizations.
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.
Crispin Glover allegedly held woman as 'sex slave' after luring her from UK to Los Angeles: lawsuit
Crispin Glover is facing a lawsuit from a woman who claims he held her captive and exploited her for sex and labor after luring her from the UK to Los Angeles.
The 40-hour workday: between social justice and business reality
The Mexican Chamber of Deputies approved a historic reform to gradually reduce the workweek from 48 to 40 hours by 2030, reflecting broad political consensus on expanding labor rights.
Solidarity or Exploitation?: The Dilemma of Labor Reform
The current discussion on labor reform in Argentina poses a dilemma regarding the nature of social coexistence, focusing on justice versus solidarity.
Other parties do not want to remove the status of May 1 as a public holiday
Ongoing political discussions in Estonia reveal that various parties disagree on the significance of May 1 as a public holiday, with suggestions to prioritize the Republic's anniversary instead.
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.
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.
Spanish Singer: Julio Iglesias Threatens to Sue the Spanish Labor Minister
Julio Iglesias is threatening legal action against Spain's labor minister Yolanda Díaz following allegations of abuse made by two women.
Justice maintains Volkswagen's conviction for work akin to slavery in Pará
Brazil's justice system upheld a conviction against Volkswagen, ordering the company to pay R$ 165 million for past labor conditions resembling slavery in Pará.
Analysis: The End of Finland's Largest Human Trafficking Trial is Approaching
The largest human trafficking trial in Finland, involving the berry company Polarica and its executives, is nearing its conclusion with final statements being heard this week.
Hytalo Santos: in addition to being convicted for sexual exploitation of minors, influencer faces 14 lawsuits in the Justice of Paraíba
Influencer Hytalo Santos has been sentenced to over 11 years in prison for producing sexual content involving teenagers and faces 14 additional legal actions in Paraíba.
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.
‘The Prosecutor Causes Social Anxiety’ - The Assertive Final Statement of Textile Worker Cha Eon-nyeon
Cha Eon-nyeon, a textile worker imprisoned for labor activism, made a powerful final statement illustrating the stark contrast between his life in prison and the poor living conditions of laborers outside.
The CGT prepares a lawsuit of unconstitutionality with three central arguments against the labor reform law
The CGT union is preparing a lawsuit to challenge the constitutionality of a labor reform law in Argentina, arguing that it undermines workers' rights and could eliminate national labor justice.
Kari Enqvist's column: Economic experts often make mistakes, but do they ever do it in an interesting way?
In his column, Kari Enqvist critiques economic experts who impose their views on ordinary people, advocating for a life of uncomplaining labor while contrasting it with their privileged lifestyles.
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.
N.S. foreign worker ‘coerced’ and ‘threatened,’ Ontario man facing human trafficking charge
An Ontario man has been charged with human trafficking and extortion after a foreign worker in Nova Scotia was reportedly coerced into excessive labor and threatened.
Justice accepts appeal and bus company resumes operations after MTE attaches photo produced by artificial intelligence
A Brazilian bus company in Pilar do Sul resumes operations following a judicial ruling prompted by the use of an AI-generated image by the Ministry of Labor and Employment (MTE) to justify its suspension.
Mother investigated for suspected child labor exploitation of teenage son in São Paulo interior
A mother is under investigation by the Civil Police for allegedly exploiting her 13-year-old son's labor in São José do Rio Preto, Brazil.
"Borrica, you are stupid": the three months of sexual and labor harassment that led to the fall of the Police's DAO, fact by fact
The article details a three-month period of sexual and workplace harassment involving the Deputy Operational Director of the Spanish National Police, prompting government support for the actions taken against the official.
The federal justice will investigate the disorder during the Senate session on labor reform
The federal judiciary in Argentina is set to investigate disorder that occurred during a Senate session regarding labor reform, with a specific focus on a protestor accused of throwing Molotov cocktails.
A milestone in the consolidation of the city's autonomy
The Argentine Senate has taken a significant step by granting preliminary approval for the transfer of labor justice to Buenos Aires, marking a crucial moment for the city's autonomy.
Third suspect, known as 'Prophetess,' indicted in Kingdom of God Global Church forced labor case
A third suspect in a forced labor conspiracy associated with the Kingdom of God Global Church has been indicted by a federal grand jury in Michigan.
The sailors recruited to work on ghost ships targeted by sanctions: 'Modern slavery'
Sailors reporting from ghost ships have described severe working conditions and mistreatment, sparking concerns over modern slavery practices.
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.
A milestone for Buenos Aires autonomy
The signing of the Transfer Agreement for Labor Judicial Functions marks a significant step towards the effective constitutional mandate for autonomy in Buenos Aires.
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.
Ministry of Labor: The Oxygen Tanks of the Workers Who Died at the Refinery Contained Non-Oxygen Gas
The Israeli Ministry of Labor reported that the oxygen tanks connected to the protective suits of two workers who died at the Ashdod refinery contained gas other than oxygen.
Labor Ministry refers to police the labor inspector who dined with Coupang during inspection
A senior labor inspector from South Korea's Labor Ministry has been referred to police after being accused of having dined with a representative from Coupang during an inspection period.
Fiscal councilor, committed to justice and friend: see who was the lawyer who died in Goiânia
Fabrício de Melo Barcelos Costa, a dedicated lawyer and recent fiscal councilor of the Goian Institute of Labor Law, passed away in Goiânia at the age of 42, prompting heartfelt tributes from family and friends.
Ageism already totals at least 3,400 actions in Labor Justice, says survey
Discrimination based on age, known as ageism, has led to nearly 3,500 legal actions in Brazil's Labor Court system.
NECA, stakeholders seek urgent labour law reforms
The Nigeria Employers’ Consultative Association and the International Labour and Arbitration Forum have called for urgent reforms in labor laws to ensure efficient access to labor justice amid growing workplace changes.
Sergio Berni: "Crime has no age, responsibility cannot be negotiated like a labor agreement"
Former Security Minister Sergio Berni supports lowering the age of criminal responsibility being debated in Congress, despite opposition from the Kirchnerist faction.
Grabois spoke about "infiltrators" in the incidents over labor reform and challenged the Government on the Juvenile Criminal Law: "As far as I'm concerned, they can lower the age of accountability to zero years"
Juan Grabois criticized the government's portrayal of protesters during the labor reform incidents, alleging they were a minority of 'infiltrators' and called for changes to the Juvenile Criminal Law.
Incidents due to labor reform: the Minister of Security identified the violent individuals and criticized the Justice system for the quick releases
The Argentine Minister of Security, Alejandra Monteoliva, identified groups she claims are attempting to destabilize the government following violent incidents during protests against labor reform.
Daily Summary #1860: PF delivers report on Vorcaro's phone to STF mentioning Toffoli; Milei's labor reform advances in Argentina; What changes with the new meal voucher rules in Brazil
The Brazilian Federal Police submitted a report to the Supreme Federal Court regarding Vorcaro's phone, which contains mentions of Justice Toffoli, while Milei's labor reform progresses in Argentina, and Brazil updates its meal voucher regulations.
AI, Progress for Humanity?…Reduced to a Tool for Capital's Rush
A forum in Seoul discussed the exploitation associated with AI and its use as a tool for capital, urging civil society to resist the narrative promoting AI as an inevitable future.
Labor reform and mandatory jurisprudence
The article discusses a proposed labor reform in Argentina that seeks to modify judicial procedures for labor cases in Buenos Aires, requiring judges to align their decisions with precedents set by the Supreme Court.
The Government seeks to approve the transfer of Labor Justice to the City tomorrow, and the judiciary protests
The Argentine government aims to approve the transfer of labor justice to Buenos Aires City amidst protests from judicial workers and national judges opposing the change.
Italian justice intervenes with Glovo for exploiting delivery workers
Italian authorities are investigating Glovo for allegedly exploiting delivery workers through low wages and excessive working hours.
The government of Jorge Macri signed an agreement with the Nation and advances the transfer of labor justice to the city
The Jorge Macri government has signed an agreement with the national government to proceed with the transfer of labor justice jurisdiction to the city of Buenos Aires.
Workers report employers for assaults in MT lodging
Workers in Nova Guarita, MT, have accused their employers of physical assaults within their lodging facility.