Changes in compliance are continuous and are occurring around the globe. At Replicon, our goal is to make sure you’re never a step behind. Effective June 19, 2025, the government of Ontario has introduced a new job-protected leave entitlement under the Employment Standards Act, 2000. Employees will be entitled to up to 27 weeks of unpaid Long-Term Illness Leave to address serious medical conditions. Read on as we cover some of the notable changes in detail.
Changes in compliance are continuous and are occurring around the globe. At Replicon, our goal is to make sure you’re never a step behind. Effective May 1, 2025, all employees in Missouri will be entitled to paid sick leave, unless repealed or amended by subsequent legislation. Read on as we cover some of the notable changes in detail.
Changes in compliance are continuous and are occurring around the globe. At Replicon, our goal is to make sure you’re never a step behind. Recently, the German Federal Labour Court (BAG) issued a significant ruling clarifying overtime pay obligations for part-time employees. Read on as we cover some of the notable changes in detail.
Changes in compliance are continuous and are occurring around the globe. At Replicon, our goal is to make sure you’re never a step behind. The UK government has introduced significant amendments to employment law, set to take effect in 2025. The amendments primarily impact statutory leave entitlements, pay provisions, and sick pay rates, reflecting a broader commitment to work-life balance and employee welfare. Read on as we cover some of the notable changes in detail.
Changes in compliance are continuous and are occurring around the globe. At Replicon, our goal is to make sure you’re never a step behind. Effective April 1, 2025, amendments to Singapore Labor Law introduces significant changes to parental leave entitlements.Read on as we cover some of the notable changes in detail.
Changes in compliance are continuous and are occurring around the globe. At Replicon, our goal is to make sure you’re never a step behind. Effective February 23, 2025, amendments to South Korea’s Gender Equal Employment and Work-Family Balance Assistance Act and the Labor Standards Act will bring notable changes to paternity leave, childcare leave, infertility treatment leave, and pregnancy-related workplace accommodations. Read on as we cover some of the notable changes in detail.
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Changes in compliance are continuous and are occurring around the globe. At Replicon, our goal is to make sure you’re never a step behind. Recently, there have been some key… Read More
Changes in compliance are continuous and are occurring around the globe. At Replicon, our goal is to make sure you’re never a step behind. Recently, there have been some key… Read More
Changes in compliance are continuous and are occurring around the globe. At Replicon, our goal is to make sure you’re never a step behind. Recently, the US government has introduced… Read More
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