MDR ONE global employment law handbooks launching soon

Jo Edgley Dominic Wrench
Jo Edgley, Dominic Wrench
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  • September 16, 2025

With the global employment law landscape continuing to experience significant change, understanding the latest legal and regulatory frameworks for your international workforce is more important than ever.

Our employment law handbooks provide a practical resource designed to help in-house counsel and HR teams navigate employment law across multiple jurisdictions.   

Register your interest to gain access to:  

  • Insights into key employment laws and HR issues across key business jurisdictions in Europe, APAC and the United Arab Emirates  
  • Knowledge to help drive informed business decisions   
  • A practical resource that saves time on researching local law  

Register your interest 

Explore our updated employment law handbooks covering key business jurisdictions in Europe, APAC and the UAE, as well as our individual country guides to gain insight into local employment laws. Sign up today to be the first to receive the updated global employment law handbooks straight into your inbox once they are launched.  


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