Category: Policy and Legal Perspectives
New Parents Are Struggling. Why Isn’t Corpor...
Posted by Fiona Wylie | Sep 5, 2024 | Policy and Legal Perspectives, Sustainability and Diversity | 0 |
Legal Guidelines for Working During a Heatwave
Posted by The Editor | Aug 14, 2024 | Policy and Legal Perspectives | 0 |
European Artificial Intelligence Act Comes into Fo...
Posted by The Editor | Aug 7, 2024 | Policy and Legal Perspectives, Technology and Innovation | 0 |
Calls for Genuine Support of Small Business Commun...
Posted by The Editor | May 28, 2024 | Policy and Legal Perspectives | 0 |
UK SMEs Grapple with AI in HR: Concerns and Adopti...
Posted by The Editor | May 2, 2024 | Policy and Legal Perspectives, Technology and Innovation | 0 |
Gen Z Employees More Likely to Consult Codes of Conduct but Also More Prone to Bend Rules, New Report Finds
by The Editor | Sep 13, 2024 | Policy and Legal Perspectives | 0 |
A report from LRN Corporation highlights significant generational differences in workplace ethics.
Read MorePreparing for DORA Compliance: Key Steps for Financial Sector Firms
by The Editor | Sep 6, 2024 | Policy and Legal Perspectives, Technology and Innovation | 0 |
As DORA approaches its UK implementation, financial sector companies must ensure they are fully prepared.
Read MoreNew Parents Are Struggling. Why Isn’t Corporate Fully Flexible Yet?
by Fiona Wylie | Sep 5, 2024 | Policy and Legal Perspectives, Sustainability and Diversity | 0 |
In a world that claims to value diversity, inclusivity, and work-life balance, little progress was made to support new parents.
Read MoreAI Safety Bill 1047: Industry Response and Concerns
by The Editor | Sep 2, 2024 | Policy and Legal Perspectives, Technology and Innovation | 0 |
The recent passage of California’s SB 1047 safety bill has sparked significant discussion among industry experts.
Read MoreWorkers Uncertain About the Impact of the ‘New Deal for Working People’
by The Editor | Aug 29, 2024 | Policy and Legal Perspectives | 0 |
UK employees are largely uncertain about the impact of the recently proposed New Deal for Working People.
Read MoreCIPD Urges Flexibility in Proposed ‘Right to Switch Off’ Legislation
by The Editor | Aug 28, 2024 | Policy and Legal Perspectives | 0 |
CIPD called for the government’s proposed ‘right to switch off’ to be developed with a focus on flexibility.
Read MoreGovernment and Unions to Advance the “Make Work Pay” Plan
by The Editor | Aug 21, 2024 | Policy and Legal Perspectives | 0 |
British workers are hoping for better working conditions as the UK Government launches its “Plan to Make Work Pay.”
Read MoreMicrosoft Outage and CrowdStrike Lawsuit: the Importance of Cybersecurity
by The Editor | Aug 20, 2024 | Policy and Legal Perspectives | 0 |
CrowdStrike faces a lawsuit from shareholders who claim the company made false statements about its software testing processes.
Read MoreLegal Guidelines for Working During a Heatwave
by The Editor | Aug 14, 2024 | Policy and Legal Perspectives | 0 |
Questions have arisen about the employers’ obligations to ensure a safe working environment during heatwaves.
Read MoreEuropean Artificial Intelligence Act Comes into Force
by The Editor | Aug 7, 2024 | Policy and Legal Perspectives, Technology and Innovation | 0 |
The world’s first comprehensive regulation on artificial intelligence, the European Artificial Intelligence Act, became law.
Read MoreTrade Unions Celebrate 50 Years of Health and Safety at Work Act
by The Editor | Aug 5, 2024 | Policy and Legal Perspectives | 0 |
The Trade Union Congress celebrates the 50th anniversary of the life-saving Health and Safety at Work Act.
Read MoreUN Secretary-General Urges Global Action to Protect Workers from Extreme Heat
by The Editor | Aug 1, 2024 | Policy and Legal Perspectives | 0 |
The UN Secretary-General has issued a call to action to address the severe impacts of rising global temperatures on workers.
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