Securities law
Warner Bros. Discovery, Inc. has submitted a Form 8-K report to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on July 28, 2025, detailing leadership changes in preparation for its planned separation into two publicly traded companies, Warner Bros. and Discovery Global. The move comes as the company continues to implement
County councils
Ceredigion County Council, working in partnership with the Ceredigion Armed Forces Community Forum, has been recognized for its efforts to support the Armed Forces Community. The council has implemented policies to ensure that the armed forces community is not unfairly disadvantaged, and has continued to advocate for defence and the
County councils
The Derby City Council, Derbyshire County Council, Nottingham City Council, and Nottinghamshire County Council have all achieved Fostering Friendly status, recognizing their commitment to supporting employees who provide care to children and young people through fostering. This achievement highlights the councils' shared belief that foster carers should be empowered
County councils
As workplaces in Suffolk recognize the importance of supporting employee health and wellbeing, the Good Health @ Work Awards Programme is offering a structured approach to create healthier and more supportive working environments. Funded by Suffolk County Council, the programme provides practical tools and guidance to help employers of all sizes
County councils
Northumberland Skills, the county council's in-house post-16 education provider, has been praised for its performance after a successful Ofsted inspection. The rigorous inspection, conducted earlier this year, resulted in a "good" rating for the service, which provides education and skills training for both youngsters and adults.
Workers
In a comprehensive report titled the Skills Barometer 2025, the Lancashire and Cumbria Institute of Technology (IoT) has shed light on the changing face of the region's workforce, highlighting innovative approaches to skills development and the emergence of new job roles that blur traditional boundaries. The report, a
Workers
The Government of the Federation of BiH has implemented several key reforms aimed at stimulating economic growth and improving the standard of living for all citizens. The decision to set the minimum wage at 1,000 KM, effective January 1, 2025, is a significant move towards a more stable economic
Workers
Kuwait has begun enforcing a new electronic exit permit system for expatriate workers in the private sector, marking a significant shift in the country's labour and travel policies. From July 1, 2025, all foreign employees under Article 18 of the Foreigners' Residence Law must obtain prior approval
Workers
As the Hong Kong Observatory issues rainstorm warnings, the Labour Department (LD) is reminding employers and contractors to take necessary precautions to protect their employees while carrying out electrical work or handling electrical plant. A spokesman for the LD emphasizes that employers and contractors should refer to the "Code
Workers
The Dying to Work campaign, a crucial effort to raise awareness and promote employer support for employees with terminal illnesses, has reached a significant milestone with the civil service's adoption of the charter. This move comes after years of grassroots efforts by Lee Barron, who championed the campaign
Chairpersons
The Manitoba Labour Board has made a substantial decision dismissing the application filed by Wintec Employee Association on July 27, 2023, seeking certification as the bargaining agent for a bargaining unit of Wintec Building Services Inc. employees in Manitoba. This decision comes after a lengthy process involving various correspondence, representation
Chairpersons
The Manitoba Labour Board has upheld the decision of the Employment Standards Branch, ordering the employer, 6955461 Manitoba Ltd. t/a Chaise Cafe and Lounge, to pay the employee, F.F., outstanding wages and administrative fees totalling $2,319.83. The board also awarded the employee costs of $108.70
