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The policy has sparked intense debate over whether it will help or hinder women at work.
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Spain fines delivery app Glovo €79 million for violating labour laws
The Spanish government says Glovo's couriers were illegally classified as self-employed instead of contracted employees.
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More than 400 pilots from the Portuguese airline TAP marched silently from Lisbon airport to the company's headquarters for better working conditions.
Bloody good policy? The countries that have tried menstrual leave
As Spain debates days off work for period pain, here’s a list of the countries that already tried offering "menstrual leave".
Union says Amazon interfering with re-run of election at US warehouse
Union officials said Amazon removed campaign materials and forced workers to attend anti-union meetings - a practice that is legal in the United States. Amazon said it complied with the law.
French cloud services saw cyberattacks increase by 630% in 2020
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Germany's couriers to get bikes and phones from delivery app bosses
The ruling was a defeat for delivery app Lieferando, which employs around 10,000 riders in Germany.
Uber set to roll out pension plans for all eligible UK drivers
The UK's Supreme Court said drivers were workers and not self-employed and were therefore entitled to benefits like holiday pay.
MEPs approve strengthened measures to attract highly skilled non-EU workers
The bloc's Blue Card Directive was first introduced in 2009 to try and address a shortfall in certain sectors, including healthcare and ICT.
Menopause discrimination: Could a new law protect UK women at work?
UK law doesn't have protections for women being discriminated against because of menopause. That needs to change, says one MP.
Amazon workers could get second vote on joining union
The workers in Alabama rejected joining a union by a two-thirds majority in April. But now a US official says the company's tactics were illegal, potentially triggering a re-run.
Debate: How can digital transformation drive productivity & equality?
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COVID-19 has fast-tracked the world's digital transformation. How can businesses and workers make the most of it? Euronews' Disrupted Live debate put this question and more to some of the key thinkers and digital players in Europe.
MEPs adopt road transport reform which fuelled east-west tensions
The mobility package fuelled tensions within the European Union for three years, but its adoption by MEPs may calm a longstanding debate on working conditions for hauliers.