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.
Slaughterhouse that made sign 'Petista not welcome here' is ordered to pay R$ 130,000 for discrimination
A Brazilian slaughterhouse has been ordered to pay R$ 130,000 for discriminatory advertising after displaying a sign that said 'Petista not welcome here.'
Substitute Teacher Harassed with Monkey Sounds and the N-Word
A substitute teacher in Trelleborg, Sweden, was subjected to harassment involving monkey sounds and repeated usage of the N-word by a colleague, resulting in the municipality being ordered to pay compensation for discrimination.
Terry Newman: Apparently, everything is discrimination now
A Quebec salon has been ordered to pay $500 to a non-binary customer for lack of gender-neutral haircut options, highlighting ongoing discussions about discrimination and gender identity.
Quebec hair salon ordered to pay $500 to non-binary client
A Quebec human rights tribunal has ordered a hair salon to pay $500 to a non-binary client after the salon's booking system required clients to select either male or female.
Here’s Why Women Are Paid Less Than Men
The article discusses the gender pay gap and argues that when motherhood and its associated stereotypes are removed from the equation, the wage disparity between men and women disappears.
The congregation treated disrespectfully the family mourning their grandmother
A Finnish church is scrutinized for requiring a grieving Roma family to pay burial costs upfront in cash, leading to an apology from the priest after realizing the discrimination.
Supermarket records employee's sexual orientation and is convicted of homophobia in MG: 'Gay', wrote HR
A supermarket in Divinópolis, Minas Gerais, has been ordered by a labor court to pay R$ 15,000 in moral damages to a former employee after HR recorded the term 'gay' in his employee file.
Re-regulation of anti-discrimination provisions
The article discusses concerns regarding a government bill on equal pay, cross-discrimination, and the opinions of organizations like the Confederation Lewiatan and OPZZ on the implications of new anti-discrimination regulations.
Justice condemns Hapvida and doctor to pay patient for xenophobia during consultation in Limeira: 'You are from Bahia, do you have a disease complex?'
A court in Limeira, SP, has ordered Hapvida and a doctor to pay R$ 10,000 in damages to a patient who experienced discrimination during a consultation regarding infertility.
Credit Suisse to pay over 900,000 euros to former employee for pregnancy-related discrimination
Credit Suisse has been ordered to pay 910,000 euros in damages to a former trader who experienced interrupted promotion and pay increases due to pregnancy-related discrimination.
Temporary workers with better protection? Employers' costs under expert scrutiny
Experts assess the impact of a proposed law aimed at enhancing the protection of temporary workers, which seeks to reduce pay discrimination and equalize access to benefits.