The following changes in UK employment law will be taking effect on 6th April 2020. These are in addition to…
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This article was published before the Government announced it would postpone the reforms from 6 April 2020 in light of…
Changes to the Money Laundering Regulations came into force on 10th January 2020. The Money Laundering and Terrorist Finance Amendments…
Bereaved parents who have suffered the loss of a child will be entitled to two weeks’ statutory paid leave from…
Manchester City Council is preparing to introduce new licensing rules for public venues to support counter-terrorism policing. Sports and music…
More than 100 councils in England are to receive new funding from the Government to take on criminal landlords and…
The Home Office has faced stark criticism from campaign groups for its decision not to reveal details of the algorithm…
The parent company of Currys PC World has been fined £500,000 after the tills in its shops were compromised by…
USCIS is continuing with the planned closure of 13 US international field offices and 3 district offices by August 2020.…
A new registration process takes effect for the forthcoming H-1B cap selection process which, according to USCIS, will deliver overall…
A dismissed employee has been told by an employment tribunal that his ethical veganism is protected against discrimination by UK…
2020 is set to bring wide-ranging reforms in US immigration regulations as the Trump Administration moves ahead with planned changes…
The government has launched a consultation on wide-ranging reforms of the Companies House register, aimed at tackling misuse and ensuring…
A number of UK employment law changes have come into force in recent weeks. Employers should take careful note of…
61% of IT professionals have experienced a data breach at their organisation, according to research by McAfee into today’s global…
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has accused four pharmaceutical firms of colluding illegally between 2013 and 2018 to restrict…