Elements in the Great Repeal Bill could spell trouble ahead
By Staff writer
On 30 March 2017, the day after triggering Brexit, the government published its white paper setting out the details of its proposed Great Repeal Bill.
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Defining workplace dress code policies post ECJ ruling on banning headscarves
By Staff writer
Just when we became comfortable with the law on religious symbols when it comes to the workplace dress code, along comes a curve ball from the European Court seemingly, sparking headlines such as “Employers can ban Muslim headscarves”.
One year on, the right to be forgotten by Google is among the biggest policy debates of our time
One year after the European Court of Justice (ECJ) ruled that people could ask Google to remove links in search results for their name, the tech giant has become increasingly unhappy. Meanwhile, everyone is pondering how broadly the new European right should apply.