The importance of reference checking during the hiring process
As a company, it is important to be aware of the process and the correct steps that should be taken when employing someone new.
Should AI-generated content be protected by copyright?
Copyright law arose to protect human-centred creativity from being copied. But should AI-generated content be afforded the same protections? Rebecca Deegan shares the views of the British Copyright Council
Post-COVID customer experience: What’s in store for 2021?
As we say farewell to 2020 there are plenty of positives to take from this year of change and challenges. Magnus Geverts at Calabrio sums up the lessons learned and reveals his top 3 predictions for 2021.
The truth about female victimhood: Romanie Thomas responds to Jessica Butcher controversy
Juggle Jobs founder Romanie Thomas responds to Jessica Butcher’s comments about women’s rights in the context of her recent appointment to the EHRC
TEFL: 6 countries where you can teach English as a non-native speaker
Uday Tank explains how teaching English to foreign learners (TEFL) works and outlines the six countries that may hire non-native English speakers to do so.
Food labelling and Brexit: Is your food business ready for the transition?
While the Government has extended the deadline past January 2021 in some cases, food producers, manufacturers and retailers need to prepare for new requirements for food labelling coming into force on 1 January 2021, warns legal expert Amy Peacey
Why UK businesses should act NOW to move goods in or out of Europe
If you’re a UK business with goods you need to move in or out of Europe, you should move them NOW, before potential tariffs post 1st January 2021. Tax expert Andrew Oury explains.
London will bounce back from Covid setback
Luke Davis, CEO of SME investment house IW Capital, discusses London’s resurgence post-covid, and how it will impact the nations SMEs.
Economic recovery may be bleak if work from home policies continue
Pimlico Plumbers boss Charlie Mullins explains why working from home impacts productivity and our economic recovery. What’s the solution?
The importance of UK copyright in the trade negotiations
Using the IP Chapters as “political giveaways” in the on-going trade negotiations could have a damaging and long-lasting impact on creative industries. Rebecca Deegan, Director of Policy and Public Affairs at the British Copyright Council, sheds light on the issue.
Prepare for the post-furlough blues
The gaps in the furlough scheme will negatively affect UK businesses and the wider economy for years to come says Pimlico Plumbers boss Charlie Mullins.
Why copyright licensing is an important tool in our recovery from coronavirus
As Britain begins to recover from the fallout of the coronavirus pandemic, copyright licensing is more important than ever, explains Rebecca Deegan, Director of Policy & Public Affairs at the British Copyright Council.