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In light of recent developments in the United States, where President Donald Trump has issued executive orders to dismantle Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion ("DEI") policies within the federal government...

A section 431 election is a tax form that an employee and their employer can sign when the employee gets shares (or similar investments) in connection with their employment...

A recent survey published last year by the Mental Health Association of Hong Kong revealed an alarming rise in mental health disorders, particularly among Hong Kong males and young people.

Two companies in Asia, Gushcloud International and Whiteline Group, are reportedly offering their employees a new type of benefit - ‘Tinder Leave'.

In recent years, Northern Irish employers have had to quickly adapt to manage the impact of Covid-19 on workplaces and move to remote and hybrid working arrangements.

Poland is taking significant steps toward implementing the EU Pay Transparency Directive. From 24 December 2025, new rules will apply to the recruitment process...

The CMA recently published its provisional findings on the state of competition within the UK public cloud infrastructure services market.

The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has concluded its consumer protection investigation into StubHub UK, imposing a financial penalty of nearly £900,000 and requiring refunds of more than £590,000 to be paid...

The FCA has recently published its priorities under the Consumer Duty. The FCA's Consumer Duty focus covers thematic, multi-firm and market-wide work. It says that its projected timelines may change, for example, because the FCA needs to prioritise new and emerging consumer harms.

On 6 May 2022 the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) issued a letter to almost 28,000 firms providing credit broking services or high cost lending products.

As we hurtle through 2025, the implementation date of the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA)'s new consumer law enforcement powers approaches...

The UK's Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has opened five new consumer‑law investigations as part of its ongoing crackdown on fake and misleading online reviews, reinforcing the regulator's growing focus...

Following consultation, the UK government has laid before parliament the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (Regulated Activities etc.) (Amendment) Order 2025...

We've been writing recently about the UK government's emphasis on growing the economy. The government says the current regulatory landscape is not functioning as effectively...

If you have been looking at processes to review your supply chains to comply with the Deforestation‑free Products Regulation ((EU) 2023/1115), it looks like there might be another delay on the cards.

The EU has postponed its Regulation on deforestation-free products again. The postponement aims to simplify implementation downstream operators, traders, and micro- and small undertakings...

The Lewis Silkin Future @ Work 2026 report examines how organisations are navigating an era defined by accelerating uncertainty.

The Government plans to extend the right to work scheme to non-employee workers, self-employed contractors and online job matching platforms.