The news that the impeachment trial of Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff will not conclude until the middle of the Rio de Janeiro Olympic Games comes as a substantial setback to ...

Last Thursday, 26th May, the strike action that we discussed in our last article on the changes to French labour laws escalated further. Last year, when we first discussed the reforms, it was anticipated that ...

A changing workforce that demands flexibility, coupled with huge pockets of talent shortages across the world has meant that finding the right contingent talent is now considered a business-critical factor ...

Following news that the majority of Brazil’s 65-member congressional committee has voted to progress with impeachment proceedings against President Dilma Rousseff, it seems the political situation in Brazil is set ...

Last year, we discussed the restructuring of French labour laws and the changes that this could make to French employment. At that time, the proposed reforms followed criticism that described the current ...

For international businesses working out of Colombia, 2015 was a year marred by much economic uncertainty. This unrest was emphatically highlighted by several multinationals, including Apex Tool Group, PayPal, Lloyds ...

Research by the Freelancer and Contractor Services Association claims that 14 per cent of intermediaries believe they are at risk of going out of business due to the UK Government's ...