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Employment and pensions

UK consultation shines light on new defined benefit funding rules

Draft regulations explain new low-dependency funding requirement for DB schemes

Tech, Media and Comms

European institutions contemplate the metaverse and its policy challenges

European Parliament Research Service paper considers regulation by adapting the existing digital world policy framework

Employment and pensions

Employment Law Coffee Break | GDPR for HR, drafting employment contracts and a round-up of recent developments

Welcome to our latest Coffee Break in which we look at the latest legal and practical developments impacting UK employers.
Employment and pensions

Transparency Act: a guide to employers' new disclosure obligations

The entry into force of the Transparency Act imposes new obligations on employers who will have to communicate to the
Digitalisation

Will AI be a game changer for the sports industry?

Artificial intelligence is increasingly used in sport, but it is not yet clear how looming regulation will affect the sector
Employment and pensions

Wet-Ink Signature Requirement – Must employment contracts be signed in writing under the amendments to the Verification Act (“Nachweisgesetz”)?

From 1 August 2022, stricter requirements apply to the proof of working conditions that the lawmakers consider essential. Depending on
Employment and pensions

GDPR for HR | Accessing employees' non-work related emails, Brexit, DSARs and more

Welcome to the second edition of our GDPR for HR newsletter - bringing you a snapshot of developments, cases and
Regulatory and compliance

EU's Digital Service Act to introduce first express ban on 'dark patterns'

Definition of dark patterns sheds light on concerns including exiting subscriptions easily while raising applicability questions
Energy and Energy Transition

The Energy Transition | BEIS report on energy pricing and Ofgem funding for innovation projects

This week we look at a new BEIS Committee report on energy pricing, Ofgem's £8 million funding for innovation projects
Real estate

UK Supreme Court widens Electronic Communications Code rights for operators

Telecoms operators can apply for additional rights as they are not to be treated as the occupier of existing sites