New Regulation to Replace PPE Directive
Draft text for a new PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) Regulation has been approved by authorities in Europe, and is expected to become law in 2016, leading to member [...]
Consumer Protection
ISO 27001: 5 Tricky Controls
Even the best-organised Information Security Management Systems can suffer unfortunate non-conformances when certification auditors are on site. Here are five of the [...]
Businesses facing Unaccredited ISO Certificates being Rejected
UK based Certification Body, the British Assessment Bureau, are warning eager small businesses to check the small print before starting the journey towards ISO certification, [...]
EU-US Agree ‘Privacy Shield’
Following the break down of the Safe Harbour Agreement last October (2015), it looked difficult for EU and US authorities to agree a new deal to ensure adequate safe guards [...]
How the EU is Battling Illegally Harvested Timber
In March 2013, the EU Timber Regulations came in to force, which placed an emphasis on ‘Operators’ and ‘Traders’ for timber of timber products to maintain records to [...]
Reducing Risk On Implementing Business Software
Original Author: David Thorpe at Carve Digital Original Links: N/A You might not recognise it, but there likely areas of your business that can be automated and [...]
Consumer Rights Act to Give Consumers New Legal Rights!
Original Author: www.gov.uk Original Links: https://www.gov.uk/government/news/new-rights-for-consumers-when-buying-digital-content Consumers downloading music or [...]
Updated guidance on unfair contract terms
CMA issues updated guidance on recent Consumer Rights Act 2015 changes. Act comes in to force 1st October 2015. Applies to terms in a contract or other materials (and does [...]
Consumer Rights Act 2015 introduces a range of new rights for consumers
Summary Comes into force on 1 October 2015. Trading Standards Officers to give 48 hours’ notice when carrying out routine inspections. 30-day time period to return faulty [...]
Nuisance Calls & Spam Texts – ‘Crack Down’ Announced
Summary Change will make it easier for ICO to issue fines up to £500,000. No longer need to prove a company caused ‘substantial damage or substantial distress’. [...]
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