The Bribery Act came into force on 1 July 2011 and yet, until December 2015 there have been no convictions under Section 7- The Failure...
Ryanair recently won a case against the Home Office where they were subject to a £4,000 fine for purportedly breaching the Immigration...
Today marks the start of a Supreme Court case which will see the legality of the Home Office minimum income threshold rules assessed. The...
It's being reported today that French workers will be given the legal right not to read work emails outside their contractual working...
As the countdown clock ticks down on David Cameron's EU negotiations, some are asking the question "Is Mass Migration from Europe such a...
It is difficult to say what the after-shock of this ruling will be. What is clear is that there will be many people serving hefty...
On Tuesday, Apple posted a message online from its CEO, Tim Cook, to make its customers aware that the US Government had obtained a court...
It was reported yesterday that Joy Williams, who had lived with her partner for 18 years, had won her court battle to receive her...
The recent news out of the EU shows that David Cameron is campaigning desperately to obtain a new deal which would mean that EU migrants...
At first glance this may seem to be a bizarre move. Although the Serious Fraud Office has come in for some criticism over the years, the...
Starbucks is dealing with the fallout after a dyslexic employee successfully sued it for disability discrimination. She had been...
Scotland has called for the old Tier 1 (Post Study Work) visa to be brought back after seeing a notable "brain drain of global talent". ...