In this episode, we explore performance management under PRC law, including the high threshold for dismissing employees for incompetence, the role of Performance Improvement Plans...

Our Beyond Borders podcast series is designed to help you manage your international workforce and navigate the quirks of international employment law.

Our Beyond Borders podcast series is designed to help you manage your international workforce and navigate the quirks of international employment law.

Lucy Lewis sits down with Professor Binna Kandola, co-founder and senior partner at Pearn Kandola, to explore critical workplace dynamics and organizational psychology.

In this episode of the Future of Work Hub's In Conversation podcast, Lucy Lewis is joined by Professor Alan Felstead, Emeritus Professor at Cardiff University and a leading expert on work...

Listen here for the latest developments and essential practical takeaways (short enough to fit into a coffee break!). Lawyers from our IHELC team will discuss key developments...

In this, our inaugural episode of Work and Class - our social mobility series spotlighting initiatives that can really make a difference to social mobility in the workspace – we discuss mentoring.

The ASA has ruled in favour of the oil company Aramco in relation to some ads on LinkedIn, Google and Instagram announcing the company's partnership with the Aston Martin F1 team.

The UK government has reassessed which travel documents it will accept for entry following the full enforcement of the Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) scheme from 25 February 2026.

The Paper includes a range of measures that will significantly impact UK businesses and individuals. Partners Andrew Osborne and Supinder Sian talk through some of the key elements of the Paper...

Building on the insights shared during our recent webinar, we are pleased to present the fifth edition of our Trade Mark Round Up Report...

Lewis Silkin Partner Cliff Fluet explores the legal and commercial foundations of music catalogue acquisitions in a two-part podcast discussion.

The appeal concerned is T 873/24, and the question reportedly being referred to the EBA by the Board of Appeal concerns whether/how decision G 1/24 applies to the assessment of added matter (Article 123(2) EPC)...

Explore the evolving landscape of trademark protection for personal signatures, examining the legal frameworks and strategic considerations that brands and individuals must navigate when seeking to register signature marks. This analysis delves into recent trends, regulatory challenges, and the intersection of personal identity with commercial branding in trademark law.

The House of Lords Committee has launched a consultation to gather perspectives on the implementation and effectiveness of the Online Safety Act. Stakeholders are invited to submit their views on how the legislation is functioning in practice and what improvements might be needed. This inquiry represents a critical opportunity to shape the future direction of online safety regulation in the UK.

Explore comprehensive guidance on artificial intelligence disclosure requirements across multiple jurisdictions worldwide. This resource examines how different countries and regions approach transparency obligations for AI systems, helping organizations navigate the complex landscape of emerging AI regulations and compliance frameworks.

In this short episode, we examine the 'will-they, won't they' saga that is the Green Claims Directive.

Back in December, the Australian government introduced a new law to ban the under 16s from accessing social media.

The government has unveiled a series of proposals aimed at simplifying and modernising the tax system. We outline the changes that will impact employers.

The approach to patenting software in Europe often feels relatively settled in terms of its focus on assessing technical effect.