This is well and truly a milestone. Interesting are the two nations that abstained. Britain, because it is scheduled to leave the EU and does this on principle and Germany because of its endemic corporate crime. Germany does not have a whistle-blower law. That was very convenient during the diesel scandal. This is unfortunately only in German, but here is an intervention by Germany against the law: http://www.europarl.europa.eu/RegData/docs_autres_institutions/parlements_nationaux/com/2018/0218/DE_BUNDESRAT_CONT1-COM(2018)0218_DE.pdf
Finance
Canadian Law of Work Forum: Thoughts on the Foodora Fiasco: Have Labour Laws Been Violated?
There’s a familiar pattern emerging. Foodora announces its entry into a new country with a flourish, runs into legal problems that question its sketchy business model, and then shuts down claiming that the economics don’t […]
Economics
Reuters: Spain announces $10.6 bln package to ease inflation pain
pain on Tuesday announced 10 billion euros ($10.65 billion) worth of measures to ease the pain of inflation in the third major package this year, bringing total aid to 45 billion euros since early 2022. […]
Geopolitics
Middle East Eye: War on Gaza: UK plan in place to resume Unrwa funding after ‘hasty’ suspension
This is not only the case with Britain. Most of the nations that participated in cutting support to Unrwa are finding it difficult to maintain their position as they have received absolutely no proof from […]
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