International Labour and Employment Compliance Handbook
  • - Country-by-country guide to labour and employment laws worldwide
  • - Quick access to any employment law requirement in a wide variety of jurisdictions
  • - Covers full spectrum of employment law, from recordkeeping to collective bargaining

As more and more companies invest overseas, the need for readily available, accurate, and detailed knowledge of labour and employment laws in multiple jurisdictions becomes an essential resource for employers and their counsel.Now, this one-of-a-kind online publication provides exactly such a tool. This handbook is the pre-eminent, indispensable source of information on labour and employment laws worldwide. Each country chapter, written by a distinguished legal practitioner in that country, is based on a standard outline that allows users to compare the legal landscape and analyse solutions to employment problems in each jurisdiction.The following general categories, broken down in specific detail, are covered in each chapter:

  • legal framework: employment law;
  • contracts of employment;
  • recruiting, interviewing, screening, and hiring employees;
  • managing performance/conduct;
  • termination of employees for performance or disciplinary reasons;
  • layoffs, reductions in force, and/or redundancies as a result of job eliminations or other restructuring;
  • labour and employment law ramifications upon acquisition or sale of a business;
  • use of alternative workforces: independent contractors, contract employees, and temporary or leased workers;
  • obligation to bargain collectively with trade unions: employees’ right to strike and a company’s right to continue business operations;
  • working conditions: hours of work and payment of wages – by statute or collective agreements;
  • other working conditions and benefits – by statute, collective agreements, or company policy;
  • workers’ compensation;
  • company’s obligation to provide a safe and healthy workplace;
  • immigration, secondment, and foreign assignment;
  • restrictive covenants and protection of trade secrets and confidential information;
  • protection of whistleblowing claims;
  • prohibition of discrimination in the workplace;
  • smoking in the workplace;
  • use of drugs and alcohol in the workplace;
  • AIDS, HIV, SARS, blood-borne pathogens;
  • dress and grooming requirements;
  • privacy, technology, and transfer of personal data;
  • workplace investigations for complaints of discrimination, harassment, fraud, theft, and whistleblowing;
  • affirmative action/non-discrimination requirements;
  • resolution of labour, discrimination, and employment disputes: litigation, arbitration, mediation, and conciliation;
  • employer recordkeeping, data protection, and employee access to personnel files and records; and
  • required notices and postings.

For each category, the chapter provides detailed coverage of applicable laws, with the addition of such practical features as checklists of dos and don’ts; step-by-step compliance measures with mandatory standards and procedures and recordkeeping requirements; specific applicable fines and penalties; and much more. Thoroughly practical in orientation, the handbook is easy to understand for lawyers and non-lawyers alike and is sure to be greatly welcomed by business executives and human resources professionals as well as corporate counsel and business lawyers.


General Editors: Salvador Del Rey and Robert J. MigninAssociate 

Editor: Juan Bonilla


Manual Contents:

General Section
Jurisdictions

  1. Argentina
  2. Argentina
  3. Australia
  4. Belgium
  5. Brazil
  6. Canada
  7. Chile
  8. China
  9. France
  10. Germany
  11. India
  12. Ireland
  13. Israel
  14. Italy
  15. Japan
  16. Mexico
  17. Netherlands
  18. Poland
  19. Russian Federation
  20. Saudi Arabia
  21. South Africa
  22. South Korea
  23. Spain
  24. Turkey
  25. United Arab Emirates
  26. United Kingdom
  27. United States of America
  28. Australia
  29. Belgium
  30. Brazil
  31. Canada
  32. Chile
  33. China
  34. France
  35. Germany
  36. India
  37. Ireland
  38. Israel
  39. Italy
  40. Japan
  41. Mexico
  42. Netherlands
  43. Poland
  44. Russian Federation
  45. Saudi Arabia
  46. South Africa
  47. South Korea
  48. Spain
  49. Turkey
  50. United Arab Emirates
  51. United Kingdom
  52. United States of America


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