The EU’s controversial Copyright Directive will not be implemented by the United Kingdom, a government minister has confirmed.
International workplace convention aims to protect employees against harassment and violence
EU aims to tackle workplace harassment in new proposal to ratify convention form International Labour Organization
GDPR: ‘Years away from legal certainty’ as breach notifications keep rising
Written question submitted by liberal MEP raises questions about practical enforcement of the Regulation
EU directive strengthening consumer rights now in force
The move aims to considerably strengthen the position of consumers within the online universe.
EU ministers reject ‘name-and-shame’ policy for tax-avoiding companies
The Member States are split in finding an amicable resolution in ensuring proper tax payments by such multinational companies
German property company slapped with €14.5m fine for GDPR infringements
The second highest GDPR fine has recently been imposed
Rolling, rolling, rolling?
Will we see a harmonisation of rules and regulations in the upcoming years?
European court ruling defines Commission’s scope in forcing countries to recover illegal tax benefits
The decision may well influence the Commission’s strategy in competition law
‘Growing the volume of international trade further is wrong’
Second part of the interview with European Green Party leader Philippe Lamberts, focusing on his stand on trade, digitalisation and the preventing global warming.
