Online platforms could face significant new obligations to verify both the age of child users and the authority of parents seeking to manage their accounts under the European Commission's proposed EU ...

A critical gap between artificial intelligence (AI) investment and real productivity is creating significant legal consequences for employers worldwide.

The European Commission has published its first review of the EU Foreign Subsidies Regulation (FSR) ahead of publishing ...

Anne Sammon tells HRNews what the new FCA misconduct rules mean for managers and how firms can help them understand their ...

The UK government’s newly announced approach to consultations and legal risk assessment could have significant implications ...

Francis Keepfer tells HRNews about the legal obligations around single sex workplace facilities and how employers can manage ...

The UK government has published its response to a consultation on improving access to flexible working, confirming that it ...

UK insurers have been urged to consider how they can distinguish policies that offer employers cover against sexual ...

Efforts to reduce the EU’s dependency on others for economic, military, and energy security will be reflected in new policy ...

Plans to limit the opportunities to lodge legal challenges that can delay the development of major infrastructure must be ...

A recent ruling by the Upper Tribunal affirms the UK financial services industry’s zero-tolerance approach to non-financial ...

While important implementation details on England’s ban on upwards only rent reviews are still to come, occupiers negotiating ...