Future of Work

Adapting to the democratised workplace

23 July 2020

Data Class Actions: the threat to business

Our Data Class Actions team has today published an article about the future of class actions in the August 2020 issue of PLC Magazine. The article first appeared...

21 July 2020

Can predictive analytics prevent employee misconduct?

With predictive policing and crime forecasting gaining attention, although not always good, it is not surprising that businesses are considering how to deploy analytics in their fight against employee misconduct....

23 April 2020

New podcast series highlighting changes to the future of work

Even before COVID-19, employers and employees were living through a fundamental transformation in the way we work. Yet now, the pandemic is accelerating change in how we work and connect...

COVID-19 Governance: OJK introduces credit stimulus to mitigate pandemic impact (Indonesia)

23 April 2020

Digital transformation rewrites the workplace

The fourth industrial revolution is well and truly underway, spurred on by the current COVID-19 pandemic. Technological innovation is fusing our physical, digital and biological worlds, transforming laborious analogue processes...

06 March 2020

HONG KONG SAFETY SNAPSHOTS: EMPLOYER LIABILITY FOR EMPLOYEES WORKING FROM HOME

As working from home becomes the new normal, businesses and employees should remember their key obligations under Hong Kong’s safety laws in respect of employees working away from the office....

25 November 2019

The new world of work: report warns of an unprecedented rise in workplace activism

Across all sectors and geographies workers are becoming more vocal in articulating their views – about the workplace, their employer and about wider social issues – and increasingly holding organisations...

25 November 2019

Video: The voice of the workforce

The future of work will see an unprecedented rise in workplace activism, enabled and amplified...

25 November 2019

Executive Summary: The rise of workforce activism

The paradox of the robotic age is that automation will only make human skills more...

25 November 2019

Climate Change: A significant trigger of workforce activism

The biggest climate protest in history took place alongside this year's United Nations Climate Summit. Millions of people, young and old, from some 185 countries, united in protest to demand...

25 November 2019

Scanning the scanners – what employers need to know about the Australian privacy act and Europe's GDPR

As technology evolves with unprecedented speed, the law can struggle to keep pace. Nowhere is this more apparent than in the area of employment relations and specifically the topic of...

25 November 2019

The world of work: Real Estate perspective

The world of work is undergoing a transformation on a scale not seen since the Industrial Revolution. Automation and digital technology are changing how, when and where we work, and...

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Emma is the regional head of employment for EMEA, located in Paris and specialises in French and European cross-border employment law matters.

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Employment

Employment, Pensions and Incentives

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+33 1 53 57 72 35

Miles is the regional Head of Employment, Pensions & Incentives in Australia.

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Employment

Restructuring, Turnaround and Insolvency

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Mining

Energy

+61 2 9225 5722

Andrew is the head of UK employment, based in London.

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Employment

Employment Litigation

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Asset and Wealth Management

Consumer

+44 20 7466 2434

Fatim leads the Employment, Pensions and Incentives team in Singapore.

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Employment, Pensions and Incentives

Remuneration and Incentives

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Oil and Gas

Banks and other Financial Institutions

+65 68689822

Barbara is a partner in the firm's employment litigation practice, representing clients across a range of sectors on all aspects of employment law.

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Employment

Employment Litigation

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Banks and other Financial Institutions

Consumer

+1 917 542 7858

Kirsty advises clients on a wide range of industrial relations and general employment law issues.

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Employment, Pensions and Incentives

Employment

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Government and Public Sector

Mining

+61 7 3258 6492

Anthony is an employment lawyer with particular expertise in Australian Industrial Relations.

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Employment, Pensions and Incentives

Workplace and employment law training

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Mining

Energy

+61 8 9211 7273

Tony is passionate about workplace reform and has more than two decades of experience advising clients in employment related matters.

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Employment

Workplace and employment law training

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Energy

Healthcare

+61 3 9288 1544

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