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Legal notice, fines, and scrutiny facing tech giants.

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Trigger warning - this article contains references to themes of child sexual abuse and exploitation which some individuals may find distressing Overview: Tech giants are under notice from the Australian eSafety Commissioner, insisting they disclose their pol ...
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Lockton appoints Allison Emery as National Manager for Market Management and Key Partnerships

Lockton, the largest privately owned insurance brokerage, today announced the appointment of Allison Emery to the position of National Manager, Market Management and Key Partnerships. Allison will join Lockton Australia on 20 March, 2023 and will be based in Melbourne. Lockton, the largest privately owned insurance brokerage, today announced the appointment of Allison Emery to the position of National Manager, Market Management and Key Partnerships. Allison will join Lockton Australia on 20 March, 2023 and will be based in Melbourne.

‘Time theft’ and 'productivity paranoia': how HR leaders can drive change

In this article we explore: • The increasing monitoring and tracking of employee activity. • Why there has been a recent uptake by employers and whether it’s beneficial or a detriment. • Productivity paranoia and its adverse effect on employee wellbeing. • The concept of ‘time theft’ and what it means for employers. • How presenteeism can be mistaken for time theft and why it’s important to recognise the difference. • Next steps for organisations concerned about business productivity. In this article we explore: • The increasing monitoring and tracking of employee activity. • Why there has been a recent uptake by employers and whether it’s beneficial or a detriment. • Productivity paranoia and its adverse effect on employee wellbeing. • The concept of ‘time theft’ and what it means for employers. • How presenteeism can be mistaken for time theft and why it’s important to recognise the difference. • Next steps for organisations concerned about business productivity.

Intellectual property: rising infringement risk as life sciences booms

The life sciences sector is an increasingly prolific producer of intellectual property (IP). As it continues to attract investment in the UK and abroad, this trend is likely to continue. But for life sciences firms, and for their investors, the protection of IP is not without risk, be it the cost of defending that IP, the danger of committing an IP infringement, or otherwise.The life sciences sector is an increasingly prolific producer of intellectual property (IP). As it continues to attract investment in the UK and abroad, this trend is likely to continue. But for life sciences firms, and for their investors, the protection of IP is not without risk, be it the cost of defending that IP, the danger of committing an IP infringement, or otherwise.
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