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 July 1, 2025, government-funded Paid Parental Leave in Australia will increase from 22 weeks to 24 weeks, introducing greater flexibility, promoting gender equality, and extending entitlements for working families. 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 Colombian Congress has passed a legislation, which aims to gradually decrease the standard work week in Colombia from 48 to 42 hours. The third transition shall come into effect on July 15, 2025, reducing the work week from 46 hours to 44 hours. 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 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 Effective May 1, 2025, all employees in Missouri will be entitled to paid sick leave, unless repealed or amended by subsequent legislation.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.
Australia: Amendments to Paid Parental Leave Australia’s Paid Parental Leave (PPL) has undergone significant legislative reforms since July 1, 2023, introducing greater flexibility, gender equality, and extended entitlements for working families.… Read More
Colombia: Upcoming Amendments to Working hours In July of 2021, the Colombian Congress passed Law 2101 of 2021 (“Act”) to gradually reduce the Colombian standard work week from 48 to… Read More
Ontario: Upcoming Labour Law Amendments Ontario has recently introduced a new job-protected unpaid Long-Term Illness leave entitlement under the Employment Standards Act, 2000, (“the Act”). This new leave entitlement will… 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. Effective January 2025, several states across… 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. Every person engaged in any business,… 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. The 2024 U.S. elections will take… Read More
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