Category: International

Posted in Netherlands

New Year, new changes to HR rules in the Netherlands

From JDSupra, Ius Laboris discusses changes in the Netherlands including the withdrawal of the approval for model…

Posted in Arbitration Canada

Meal Delivery Service’s Mandatory Arbitration Clause for Couriers Unconscionable: Manitoba (Canada) Court of Appeal

From JDSupra, Gary Clarke, Cheryl Rea, and Emily Tessier discuss a recent case in which a Canadian…

Posted in Netherlands

New Year, new Dutch employment law rules!

From JDSupra, Maria Benbrahim reports on Dutch employment law changes for 2024 including a proposal to clarify…

Posted in India Misclassification

India High Court held that an independent contractor does not come under the ambit of an employee

From Lexology, Manishi Pathak and Ranjan Jha discuss a recent case in which the court discussed the differences between…

Posted in Australia

The five red flags of wage non-compliance (Australia)

From JDSupra, Lauren Crossman and Chris Gardner offer their insights into red flags that might indicate non-compliance…

Posted in Australia

Closing loopholes or creating a noose?

From JDSupra, Chris Gardner and Henry Skene discuss the Closing Loopholes Bill that was introduced in Australia….

Posted in Canada

Ontario, Canada Appeal Court Finds Independent Contractors Have Duty to Mitigate Damages When Fixed-Term Contract is Terminated Early

From JDSupra, Rhonda Levy and George Vassos discuss a recent case in Ontario in which the court…

Posted in Misclassification Netherlands United Kingdom

Nike could be fined over $530m for misclassifying thousands of workers

From the Guardian, Dominic Rushe reports that Nike received an analysis that suggests that Nike may have…

Posted in Australia

Australia: Contractor or employee: The contract reigns supreme

From Mondaq, Holding Redlich discusses a recent decision in which a written contract was the key factor…

Alberta Canada
Posted in Canada

Defining the Relationship: Independent Contractor or Employee?

From JDSupra, Madeleine Chauvet and de Lobe Lederman discusss a recent case in which the Alberta Court…

Posted in International Workers Compensation

Mirror, Mirror on the wall, whether dancers are employees after all?

From Lexology, Elsie Chan discusses whether dancers are employees are independent contractors. Elsie writes: More than half…

Posted in France

French Court Finds Gig Platform Workers Are Independent Contractors, Not Employees

From JDSupra, Claire Dufils and Laura Jousselin discuss a recent case in France in which the court…