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The Belgian Court of Appeal has upheld a lower court’s 2007 ruling in Copiepresse v. Google, affirming that Google’s practice of posting snippets of newspaper articles (along with links to the newspapers’ websites) constituted copyright infringement
In this Belgian case, the ECJ held that the EC Framework Agreement on parental leave entitles workers, dismissed without the statutory period of notice while on part time parental leave, to be paid compensation based on his or her full-time salary rather than on the reduced salary received while on parental leave
