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Arise and Fall
Disqualification of Director for gambling with the position of creditors.
Data Protection in the Time of COVID-19
Cathrine Ripley considers the regulatory approach being adopted by the European Data Protection Board and Information Commissioners Office following the COVID-19 pandemic.
COVID-19: Are you behaving responsibly?
Responsible behaviour applies not just to our social contacts during the COVID-19 lockdown – in light of new non-statutory guidance published by the Cabinet Office and Infrastructure Projects Authority, it also extends to the performance and enforcement of contracts.
Collecting data to support the NHS Test and Trace
The Department of Health and Social Care (“DHSC”) have published guidance on which organisations should collect details and maintain records to support NHS Test and Trace.
Update on UK-EU Relationship: week commencing 19 July 2021
Northern Ireland Protocol still not resolved before summer recess.
Employer’s toolkit – recruiting migrants
Guidance and links to the new immigration system.
Sponsor licence – what you need to know?
Employers considering hiring someone from outside the UK, including the EU, will usually need a sponsor licence.
Changes to right to work checks for EEA citizens from 1 July 2021
New code of practice on preventing illegal working from 1 July 2021.
Graduate route visa
Employers can employ or retain graduating students without having to obtain sponsorship.
Update on UK-EU Relationship: week commencing 12 July 2021
Northern Ireland (NI) Protocol, guidance on how to implement expected before summer recess.
EU Adequacy Decisions allow Data Flows with UK
The European Union has agreed that the UK’s data protection standards are sufficiently high to allow for the continued flow of data, but it remains to be seen how much reassurance this really offers to UK businesses.
EU Approves of UK’s Data Protection Standards, Despite RIPA Human Rights Violations
The European Union’s approval of the UK’s data protection standards contrasts sharply with the recent finding of the European Court of Human Rights that aspects of the UK’s controversial RIPA surveillance regime violated Articles 8 and 10 of the European Convention on Human Rights.
