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New research has revealed that Data Subject Access Requests (DSARs) are costing individual UK businesses between £72,000 - £336,000 each year.
Data protection is seldom out of the headlines these days. Whether its massive data breaches involving multinational companies, members of the royal family suing national newspapers.
A consultation on the Government’s proposals to give all employees the right to request flexible working from day one has been launched.
This week, a judge at Oxford County Court handed down what is believed to be the first judgment of its kind in the UK relating to…
A multinational confectionery company has threatened legal action against a London vegan snack maker over the colour of one of its fruit bars.
Employees of all companies will be able to request flexible working arrangements when they start new jobs under proposals to be published by ministers.
With the Employment Bill back in the limelight, Amanda Badley, head of employment at BHW Solicitors urges employers to find a synergy between business need vs business…
Natasha Forman and Francesca Lopez are Senior Associates in the Employment Team at Kingsley Napley LLP offer five key areas employers need to consider about a…
A tribunal case decision released in July 2021 held that multiple dwellings relief was not available in two lead appeals where developers had bought sites for…
Ever since the administration process became the key business rescue process over two decades ago, the pre-pack administration has suffered a tarnished reputation.
There was a time when data protection was virtually a byword for something dull, boring and technical.
Referring to a work colleague as a grandparent counts as age discrimination even if they are one, a tribunal has ruled.
Over the last three decades, we have seen increasingly widespread use of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR), as parties with disputes have sought swifter and less expensive…
On 28 June, the European Commission adopted a so-called ‘adequacy decision’ in respect of the UK’s data laws.
The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has fined American Express Services Europe Limited (Amex) £90,000 for sending more than four million marketing emails to customers who did…