Global Employment Law Handbooks: Now Available

Jo Edgley

Dominic Wrench

Jo Edgley, Dominic Wrench

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November 21, 2023

Navigate complex employment law landscapes across Europe, APAC and the United Arab Emirates with our global employment law handbooks.

With the global employment landscape feeling the effects of the most significant disruption for decades, it is more vital than ever to understand the current legal and regulatory regimes applicable to your global workforce.

Download our handbooks to gain:

Insight into key employment laws and HR issues across the globe
Knowledge to help drive informed business decisions
A valuable resource that saves time on researching local law

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Delve into our handbooks tailored for the APAC and Europe regions, each complemented by individual country guides. Uncover specific country laws with 15 guides for the APAC region and 12 for Europe, providing you with key insights into local law.

Additionally, explore our standalone handbook for the United Arab Emirates.

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