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1 August 2009

“Equal pay for equal work”…or too much of a good thing?

Case law has established the principle of “equal pay for equal work”, which seems logical and fair. However, in practice, it may be difficult to implement, specifically in small- and medium-sized companies. Further, equity can sometimes shift towards egalitarianism, which, in the end, could severely penalize employees, and therefore companies, should this become the norm. […]

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1 June 2009

Abuse of a dominant position: record fine imposed upon intel by the european commission

Following from the publication of its Guidance Paper on its enforcement priorities in applying Article 82 of the EC Treaty on abuse of a dominant market position[1], the European Commission just imposed a fine of 1.06 billion Euros upon Intel Corporation (“Intel”), the world leader in microprocessors, for abusing its dominant market position[2]. The Commission’s […]

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1 June 2009

Continuing coverage under company-sponsored supplemental death and disability insurance plans For the unemployed: new obligations for companies as of july 1, 2009

Article 14 of the National Multi-Industry Agreement (NMA) dated January 11, 2008 reasserts the principle of continuing coverage under company-sponsored supplemental health, death and disability insurance plans for former employees of a company, thereby reiterating certain provisions of the Evin Law of December 31, 1989. An amendment no. 3 dated May 18, 2009 modified and […]

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