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Modern slavery | UK Regulatory Outlook April 2023

Study finds only 29% of businesses submitted modern slavery statements in 2022 | PPN on tackling modern slavery comes into
Regulatory Outlook

Health and safety | UK Regulatory Outlook April 2023

World day for safety and health at work 2023 | Supermarket fined £3.5 million over death of employee | New
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Food Law | UK Regulatory Outlook April 2023

FSA launch consultation on precautionary allergen labelling | FSA consults on new modernised food hygiene delivery model | UK government
Regulatory Outlook

Data protection | UK Regulatory Outlook April 2023

UK ICO issues guidance for developers and users of generative AI | MEPs raise concerns over proposed new EU-US adequacy
Regulatory Outlook

Cyber security | UK Regulatory Outlook April 2023

NCSC warns of attacks from Russian hackers | DSIT publishes Cyber Security Breaches Survey 2023 | NCSC launches new Cyber
Employment and pensions

UK Employment Law Coffee Break: Positive action, subject access requests and our cost of living survey

Welcome to our latest Coffee Break in which we look at the latest legal and practical developments for UK employers.
Future-proofing supply chains

Relocating supply chains | Balancing risk and reward

After years of disruptions and with mounting geopolitical tensions, companies are acting quickly to reassess their supply chain strategies, seek
Employment and pensions

Planning severance payments realistically – what helps companies do this

Severance payments are commonplace in the case of termination of employment contracts by mutual agreement. But what are the right
Employment and pensions

Whistleblowing: how to develop an international approach

Variations in local law can be a risk area for businesses looking to ensure they are fully compliant in all
Financial Services

When is a director personally liable for being 'knowingly concerned' in a company's breaches?

The UK's FCA takes an expansive view as to what actual knowledge a director is required to have for it
Real estate

Owners of higher risk buildings in England face registration requirements

New obligation to register with Building Safety Regulator: 30 September deadline for existing buildings
Dispute resolution

The litigation risks of greenwashing: what would a misrepresentation claim in England and Wales look like?

Alongside growing regulatory, investor and consumer scrutiny of green claims, businesses face increasing risk of a misrepresentation action