London, to paraphrase Boris Johnson, backs business. Whatever happens with Brexit, London will remain an important incubator of high...
By and large internet users are coming to accept ever present targeted advertising when using social media and online search tools but...
Whether you're out to people watch or a quiet after work drink. Google's latest feature will give you real time data of how busy a place...
The Home Office are running secret online trials for a new application system that is designed for EU nationals and their family members....
It's never a good look to be negotiating a pay deal in public. Having announced a plan to move from hourly pay to per-delivery pay,...
HR tech is big business, with providers lining up to offer technological alternatives to process-driven aspects of HR. One attraction...
It's clear to me that Ofcom's recent decision to force BT to flip Openreach into a separate legal entity, albeit one wholly owned by BT,...
If there's one thing I've generally observed as a corporate lawyer, it's that there is often (but not always; i'm thinking of you, 2013 -...
Very few in the tech sector wanted a Brexit vote: the UK's current position as a platform for entry into the European market is an...
Survey data suggests that a significant gender pay gap exists among younger tech workers. This bucks overall trends which show a much...
The Government has launched a call for evidence asking for business' views on whether the use of restrictive covenants in employment...
A fascinating piece of research by Techcrunch about the representation (or rather, in many cases, under-representation) of female...