Paulinet Tamaray

Paulinet Tamaray

Paulinet Angela S. Tamaray is a licensed lawyer and a senior legal writer for several Key Media publications, including Australasian Lawyer, and Human Resources Director.

She graduated with a degree in Sociology and a Juris Doctor degree. Her reporting and research cover all areas of law and legislative developments in North America and Asia-Pacific jurisdictions.

She is also an occasional lecturer for postgraduate students, teaching legal medicine, ethics, social sciences and professional writing. Her free time is devoted to offering pro bono legal services to underserved communities.

She is deeply passionate about intersectional feminism, sustainable development, and social justice.

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Singapore Airlines faces injured flight attendant's claim, defends safety training

Singapore Airlines faces injured flight attendant's claim, defends safety training

Flight attendant says there were hazardous conditions in the work area

Executive's downfall: CEO sends explicit and vulgar content to co-workers via work email

Executive's downfall: CEO sends explicit and vulgar content to co-workers via work email

Singapore's High Court examines employer’s claim of gross misconduct

Balancing data privacy and employee monitoring in Hong Kong: Legal insights

Balancing data privacy and employee monitoring in Hong Kong: Legal insights

Employment lawyer offers tip for compliance in age of remote work

Worker cries dismissal with notice was wrongful, says 'poor performance' wasn't proved

Worker cries dismissal with notice was wrongful, says 'poor performance' wasn't proved

Court examines employer's communication and documentation

Worker suffers accident days after getting job: How do you calculate compensation?

Worker suffers accident days after getting job: How do you calculate compensation?

Injury happened four days after worker’s start date

Overcoming VUCA and BANI: How HR leaders can thrive in chaos and uncertainty

Overcoming VUCA and BANI: How HR leaders can thrive in chaos and uncertainty

'You must have the moral courage to call out certain behaviors because in corporate Singapore, there's a tendency for leaders to sweep issues under the table,' says executive director of SHRI

Business owner gets jail time for false declarations in work pass applications

Business owner gets jail time for false declarations in work pass applications

Singapore's High Court underscores importance of following work pass system

Court awards over HK$400,000 to injured manager turned casual worker in workplace fire

Court awards over HK$400,000 to injured manager turned casual worker in workplace fire

Case highlights proper practices and insurance for all workers, including casual hires

Getting it right: Legal considerations for employee terminations

Getting it right: Legal considerations for employee terminations

Employment lawyer shares insights on compliance, best practice and alumni networks

Court determines final calculations for injured worker with permanent earning capacity loss

Court determines final calculations for injured worker with permanent earning capacity loss

Hong Kong court examines different factors, such as monthly earnings and time off