The recent evaluation by the Regulatory Policy Committee (RPC) of the UK’s new Employment Rights Bill has sparked a critical examination of the legislation's foundations. The RPC, established by the Labour government in 2009 as part of the Better Regulation Framework, ensures that the potential
In a landmark decision that could reshape the gig economy, Glovo, the Spanish food delivery app, announced a major shift in its employment model, moving its delivery drivers from freelancers to full-time employees. This decision stemmed from ongoing pressure from the Spanish government, which has
State immigration laws have become a contentious issue, with local law enforcement and immigrant-rights advocates raising significant concerns. Traditionally, immigration matters have been managed at the federal level, but state legislatures are increasingly stepping in due to the lack of
With the anticipated return of President-elect Donald Trump to the White House, many U.S. employers are expressing concerns over potential changes to immigration policies and enforcement. The key focus is on how these changes might impact the American workforce, particularly foreign national
Amid growing concerns over government surveillance and privacy erosion, recent revelations have spotlighted how U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is circumventing sanctuary city protections through the use of data-sharing fusion centers. These centers, initially established by the
In an era where legal practice demands not only excellence but also innovation, Farrer & Co's Employment team has recently attained a significant accolade. Shortlisted for the Employment Team of the Year award at the Chambers UK Awards 2025, this recognition stands as a testament to the firm's
