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Fines of up to 2% of annual turnover for businesses that breach proposed EU data laws
A new Regulation proposed by the European Commission today is set to replace the existing 1995 Data Protection Directive and follows several years of consultation intended to update existing data protection rules and achieve a greater degree of harmonisation across Europe.
Leading employment lawyer from world of rugby joins Morgan Cole
Glyn Lloyd joins to further develop the firm's sporting portfolio.
Slough employers invited to free employment law event
Local employers are invited to join a free employment law seminar on Thursday 9 February 2012 at The Centre, Slough.
The strain of juggling work and family commitments over the Christmas period inspires employment@once for local employers
As working parents juggle the demands of family commitments over the festive period and employers face the challenges of forthcoming changes to family friendly legislation, Morgan Cole has launched a unique family friendly interactive e-learning tool for employers that offers employment law training and guidance to line managers and HR professionals.
Morgan Cole announces promotions as demand for services increases
Six associates promoted to Senior Associate level and seven lawyers made Associates.
FITs for purpose?
The Department of Energy and Climate Change’s (DECC) proposed reductions in Feed-in Tariffs for small scale solar photo-voltaic electricity generation have been met with dismay by developers and landlords.
Leading Welsh lawyer appointed as a Senior Fellow in Welsh Law
Emyr Lewis has been appointed at the Wales Governance Centre in Cardiff University.
Hard economic conditions take their toll as the number of business failures increases
Regional law firm Morgan Cole is advising businesses to seriously consider the risk to their finances and take expeditious, proactive and protective steps to limit their exposure as the latest business failure figures from Equifax show that the hard economic conditions are continuing to take their toll on UK businesses.
Economic uncertainty is leading to more workplace stress: National Stress Awareness Day – 2 November 2011
Regional law firm Morgan Cole claims that National Stress Awareness Day 2011 (Wednesday 2 November) will have more relevance than ever before as recent figures show that stress-related absences continue to increase.
Employment law reform as the qualification period for the right to claim unfair dismissal is extended from one to two years and fees are introduced for tribunal claims
Leading employment law firm Morgan Cole has questioned the changes to unfair dismissal rules following the announcement by Business Secretary Vince Cable and Chancellor George Osborne that the qualification period for the right to claim unfair dismissal is to be extended from one to two years.