We are delighted to announce that our international legal network, Global Advocaten, has launched a…
Ian Machray explores ambiguity in contractual obligations.
We consider whether discussions with an HR consultant are risk-free and truly private.
Will flexible working become a day-one right for UK employees?
It’s been fairly well publicised that the construction industry is currently experiencing a serious shortage…
The UK Government has announced that it would indefinitely extend post-Brexit grace periods on some…
The House of Commons and the House of Lords returned on Monday 6 September. In…
High-profile and costly fines for data breaches are now a regular occurrence, but what does it mean for individuals when their data privacy is infringed?
The Court of Appeal decision in Clitheroe v Bond 2021.
With the UK Government extending the period for accepting CE product marks until 2023, Cathrine Ripley considers how this extension fits in with the current landscape for UK manufacturers looking to continue trading in the EU following Brexit.
A new Memorandum of Understanding has been agreed between the DCMS and ICO, shedding light on how the UK will make adequacy decisions permitting personal data to be transferred from the UK to third countries.
Can an employer implement a policy prohibiting his employees from wearing any visible religious signs at the workplace or does it constitute direct discrimination?
We report on the government’s response to the consultation.