Korean National Assembly Passes “Blind Hiring” Bill to Reform Hiring Culture
Recently, the National Assembly of Korea passed legislative amendments to the Fair Recruitment Procedure Act (“FRPA”) as part of the reform efforts to address the country’s recruitment culture. The latest amendment – dubbed the “blind hiring” bill – expands the FRPA to prohibit any type of recruitment irregularities (e.g., improper solicitation, coercion, pressure) and, more …
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Korean Financial Supervisory Service Mandating Disclosure of Transaction Documents When Filing Repor
Korean Financial Supervisory Service Mandating Disclosure of Transaction Documents When Filing Report on Material Facts In light of the recent amendment to the internal policies of the Financial Supervisory Service of Korea (FSS), companies that file a “Report on Material Facts” on or after April 29, 2019, will also be required, as a matter of …
Increase in Annual Leave and Minimum Wage
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European Union Blockchain Observatory and Forum Publishes its First Thematic Report
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Which GDPR Rules Led to Google Being Fined 50 Million Euros?
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Beware of ‘Positive Discriminatory’ Measures
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Significant Number of Personal Data Breaches Reported to the Maltese Supervisory Authority Post GDPR
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Articles of the Customs Ordinance and Excise Duty Act Declared Unconstitutional
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