Ticket touts targeted by fresh government legislation
New rules set up to combat ticket touts will require sellers to provide more information around resold event tickets, the government has said.
Tag: Policy
What should your social media policy cover
By Staff writer
With around 2.46bn social media users in the world today, it is clear that the digital world has consumed us all. That’s why it’s essential for companies to implement a social media policy.
Handling sexual harassment claims in the workplace
By Staff writer
Amanda Boyd, professional support employment lawyer at LHS Solicitors, says all businesses should approach sexual harassment claims with a degree of sensitivity and diplomacy.
Businesses left out in the cold following Ofcom broadband compensation review
Despite a number of SME businesses in the UK using residential internet services, broadband compensation rules have failed to address the needs of corporate customers.
Don?t have a travel and expense policy” Create one in three minutes
By Staff writer
With staying on top of your company’s cash flow such a crucial job, Concur’s Lara Edwards explains why a travel and expense policy can really help out.
How Vodafone got into hot water over coffee expenses
By Staff writer
With Vodafone the latest to make waves with its expenses policy, how can other businesses avoid such a fate and create a system deemed as fair to all?
When it comes to BYOD, how do you balance employee demands with business security?
By Staff writer
The last year has seen businesses attacked with different kinds of ransomware WannaCry, Petya which has caused many leaders to doubt their BYOD policies. There is a way to ensure better smartphone security though.
Anti-bribery guidance in SME supply chains
By Staff writer
Recent news revealed less than a third of corporations failed to address corruption and bribery issues within supply chains despite efforts to put in place policies preventing this.
How to ensure staff are a solid front line of defence when it comes to cyber security
By Staff writer
It was recently reported that hackers posed as Microsoft staff to obtain passwords from MPs. Blamed on human error, and the result of ?weak passwords?, the Parliament attack showed humans can often be the weakest link in cyber security.
Costa staff throw reputation recovery efforts down the drain by demonstrating lack of empathy
Costa is back in the news, and unfortunately it’s not because of reputation recovery efforts. Instead, staff have decided to show that the company and National Rail would prosecute kind behaviour.