Possible ‘No Deal’ Brexit Scenario? UK Government Must Welcome Overseas Entrepreneurs
An increasing number of commentators and politicians are predicting the UK will leave the European Union without reaching a trade deal in the Brexit negotiations.
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Gender Equity in Companies
Companies are an active part of society: just as they express social problems, they can contribute to their solution. Private sector plays a key role in the creation of equal conditions.
When Must a Foreign Company Necessarily Establish a Work Contract in French, Even for a Foreign Employee
The duty to establish a work contract in French is very often ignored by foreign companies. Nevertheless, it may have potential negative consequences.
Luxembourg Cross Border Merger
Luxembourg benefits from a leading position as global domicile for investment structuring. The purpose of this article will be to introduce you to the legal merger system in Luxembourg.
Dismissal with Video Surveillance as Supporting Evidence, Has it Changed Case-law?
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The Court has ruled on the case of a supermarket owned by Mercadona, where the managers of the company, decided to place a video surveillance system by installing some cameras in visible places and others out of sight.
Is the Home Office Trying to Break the Bank?
From the 30 October 2017, banks and building societies will be obliged to carry out quarterly immigration checks on their consumers. This is the effect of Schedule 7 of the Immigration Act (2016), amending the Immigration Act (2014).
E-commerce Is Changing the Definition of Retail Employment
The retail landscape is in the midst of a mind-boggling evolution. In a short amount of time, Americans have radically changed how they shop for things, utilizing multiple channels of shopping.
From Administrative Tolerance to a Legally Framed System: Floating Schedule Is a Reality
The Law on Feasible and Manageable Work, known as the Peeters Law, came into force on February 1, 2017 and provides for a system of flexible working time also known as floating schedule.
Dealing with the Scandal of Youth Unemployment: Opportunities and Educational Processes in the Digital Age
The development of a civilization comes from the passing on of knowledge from one generation to another. This means not only knowledge but also the ideas, values and social ethics underlying behaviour.
Forging a Legal Firewall: Recent Decisions May Shield Retailers from ADA-Based Website Inaccessibility Claims
Where websites and mobile applications serve as extensions of brick-and-mortar stores, some courts have held that retailers are responsible for accommodating disabled consumers on their online platforms.