Internet search engine Google is planning to put an alert at the bottom of results pages to show that links have been removed, following the landmark ruling saying that European citizens can demand that information on them be erased.
Employers Unaware Of Imminent Flexible Working Legislation
A recent survey has revealed that more than half of employers are unaware of changes to flexible working legislation, soon to come into effect, and of those who do know about it, a quarter have not thought about the impact the new rules will have on their business.
HMRC To Be Judge And Jury
Despite being described as light on new laws, the Queen’s Speech, delivered yesterday (June 4) did contain at least one proposal that could give HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) powers that would effectively make them judge and jury before a case even gets to court.
A Bold Queen’s Speech That Is Pro-Work, Business And Aspirations
Every year at the State Opening of Parliament, which marks the formal start of the parliamentary year, the Queen makes a speech in which she sets out the legislative agenda for the coming session, as proposed by the Government, and this year’s Speech, containing 11 Bills, promised to be bold, pro-work and pro-business.
Disabled People Allowed To Copy Music And Film
Disabled people are now amongst the first groups allowed to copy copyright material, as part of broader legislation that eases copyright law, although the general copying of copyright material is still a crime.