Gender pay gap reporting – regulations now in force
The Gender Pay Gap Information Regulations are now in force. We set out the requirements for employers.
06 April 2017
Data protection breach: what are the ICO's enforcement powers?
Images of the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) entering and searching Cambridge Analytica's offices recently appeared in the media. We look at what enforcement powers are available to the ICO.
23 April 2018
Industrial action - how can employers best prepare?
Many sectors are grappling with or facing the threat of industrial action. We set out key points for employers including options for contingency planning.
08 September 2023
GDPR: the accountability principle
As part of our series of briefings on the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), we set out an overview of the accountability principle.
10 November 2016
The ICO explains encryption and the options available
The ICO has written a short blog post on how encryption of personal data works and some of the available encryption options.
26 September 2013
GDPR: Subject Access Requests
As part of our series of briefings on the General Data Protection Regulation, we set out an overview of the GDPR’s new Subject Access Request regime.
27 January 2017
Industrial action in the social care sector - how can employers prepare?
Many sectors including social care are facing the threat of industrial action. We set out key points for employers including options for contingency planning
11 July 2022
The housing white paper – worth the wait?
Will the government's long-awaited housing white paper help to solve the UK's housing crisis? We look at the implications for developers, planners and investors.
08 February 2017
The regulation of Nuclear Fusion – a risk based approach?
Article providing update on Government’s proposals for the regulatory framework relating to generating fusion energy
01 July 2022
GDPR: pension trustees need to act in response to coming changes in data protection law
UK data protection law will change from 25 May 2018 to make it fit for a digital era. The changes are driven by EU law but will go ahead in the UK whatever form Brexit takes.
21 June 2017
The high cost of Twitter – Lord McAlpine of West Green v Sally Bercow [2013] EWHC 1342(QB)
Latest Twitter libel judgment provides both a warning to social media users: The Lord McAlpine of West Green v Sally Bercow [2013] EWHC 1342(QB)
07 June 2013
The Groceries Code Adjudicator's Annual Sector Survey
The Groceries Code Adjudicator's (GCA) annual sector survey is now available for completion.
14 March 2016