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By Allissa Delhagen • September 23, 2026
114: In this APAC AI Vlog, Sam Sneed ( ES&A / Hawaii) surveys AI legal issues for Hawaii employers in September 2026 — from the state's deepfake ban and bias and surveillance risk in a unionized workforce to new AI-companion disclosure rules and the open question over the non-compete ban for AI developers — and shares three steps for adopting AI at work. Explore the evolving role of artificial intelligence across the Asia-Pacific region. This vlog is part of a series highlighting AI developments, experiences, and conversations shaping the region — bringing local voices and insights into the wider global AI dialogue. Learn more and register for these complimentary webinars, podcasts, and vlogs: https://webinars.ela.law/2026-year-in-review
By Allissa Delhagen • September 14, 2026
113: Speaker: Agnes Pigg ( agnes.pigg@vinge.se ) - Vinge / Sweden Sweden is proposing significant changes to its labor immigration rules. In this vlog, Agnes Pigg of Vinge provides an overview of the proposed reforms and highlights what employers and foreign workers should know about the potential changes to Sweden’s work immigration framework. Learn more and register for these complimentary webinars, podcasts, and vlogs: https://webinars.ela.law/2026-year-in-review
By Allissa Delhagen • September 9, 2026
112: Speakers: Caroline Molloy ( caroline.molloy@mcinnescooper.com ) & Abigail Companion ( abigail.companion@mcinnescooper.com ) - McInnes Cooper / Atlantic Canada Minimum wage rates are changing across Atlantic Canada in 2026, with some increases already in effect and others still to come. In this vlog, we highlight the key changes in New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island, and what employers should keep on their radar as they plan for the year ahead.  Learn more and register for these complimentary webinars, podcasts, and vlogs: https://webinars.ela.law/2026-year-in-review
By Allissa Delhagen • May 15, 2026
111: Speaker: Francesca Pittau ( ADVANT Nctm Studio Legale / Italy) francesca.pittau@advant-nctm.com Join ELA thought leaders as they address the most impactful labor and employment changes of 2025 and anticipated developments in 2026. Learn more and register for these complimentary webinars, podcasts, and vlogs: https://webinars.ela.law/2026-year-in-review
April 1, 2026
110: Speaker: Juliana Snelling ( Canterbury Law Ltd. / Bermuda) jsnelling@canterburylaw.bm Join ELA thought leaders as they address the most impactful labor and employment changes of 2025 and anticipated developments in 2026. Learn more and register for these complimentary webinars, podcasts, and vlogs: https://webinars.ela.law/2026-year-in-review
By Allissa Delhagen • March 13, 2026
109: Speakers: Václav Rovenský & Milada Kurtosiova ( Kocián Šolc Balaštík / Czech Republic) vrovensky@ksb.cz / mkurtosiova@ksb.cz Join ELA thought leaders as they address the most impactful labor and employment changes of 2025 and anticipated developments in 2026. Learn more and register for these complimentary webinars, podcasts, and vlogs: https://webinars.ela.law/2026-year-in-review
By Allissa Delhagen • March 4, 2026
108: Speaker: Simon Söderholm ( Advokatfirman Vinge / Sweden) simon.soderholm@vinge.se Join ELA thought leaders as they address the most impactful labor and employment changes of 2025 and anticipated developments in 2026. Learn more and register for these complimentary webinars, podcasts, and vlogs: https://webinars.ela.law/2026-year-in-review
February 27, 2026
107: Speaker: Ryan McCarville ( McInnes Coope r / Prince Edward Island) ryan.mccarville@mcinnescooper.com Join ELA thought leaders as they address the most impactful labor and employment changes of 2025 and anticipated developments in 2026. To view other Atlantic Canada jurisdictions, click on the jurisdiction below: New Brunswick Newfoundland and Labrador Nova Scotia Learn more and register for these complimentary webinars, podcasts, and vlogs: https://webinars.ela.law/2026-year-in-review
February 27, 2026
106: Speaker: Kiersten Amos ( McInnes Cooper / Nova Scotia) kiersten.amos@mcinnescooper.com Join ELA thought leaders as they address the most impactful labor and employment changes of 2025 and anticipated developments in 2026. To view other Atlantic Canada jurisdictions, click on the jurisdiction below: New Brunswick Newfoundland and Labrador Prince Edward Island Learn more and register for these complimentary webinars, podcasts, and vlogs: https://webinars.ela.law/2026-year-in-review
February 27, 2026
105: Brittany Keating ( McInnes Cooper / Newfoundland and Labrador) brittany.keating@mcinnescooper.com Join ELA thought leaders as they address the most impactful labor and employment changes of 2025 and anticipated developments in 2026. To view other Atlantic Canada jurisdictions, click on the jurisdiction below: New Brunswick Nova Scotia Prince Edward Island Learn more and register for these complimentary webinars, podcasts, and vlogs: https://webinars.ela.law/2026-year-in-review
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Vlog #16:

International Women's Day (Hong Kong)

Deacons

Hong Kong

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Vlog #17:

2023 Employment Law Year in Review Series: Thailand

PriceSanond

Thailand

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Vlog #18:

2023 Employment Law Year in Review Series: Ecuador

Esteban Baquero Correa

Ecuador

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Vlog #13:

New guidance on cross-border data transfer in Hong Kong

Elsie Chan, Deacons

Hong Kong

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Vlog #14:

Voting rights & obligations for employers and employees in Malaysia

Wong Kian Jun, Shearn Delamore & Co

Malaysia

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Vlog #15:

How to determine whether a worker is an employee or independent contractor

Elsie Chan, Deacons

Hong Kong

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