24/05/2017 Whatever the common perceptions about increases in crime, the Home Office’s 2016 Commercial Victimisation Survey reveals that crime against business has in many cases actually decreased in recent years.  For example, crime against the wholesale and retail sector –

24/05/2017 While a smaller proportion of women than men still use the internet, the Office of National Statistics’ annual estimates of internet use in the UK show that the gap has been closing since the series commenced in 2011 –

24/05/2017 Businesses using labour supplied by third parties are putting themselves at financial and reputational risk unless they check out their labour supply chain, warns updated guidance in which HM Revenue & Customs reveals it continues to find non-compliance and

24/05/2017 The controversial practice whereby the listing broker in a real estate transaction represents both the seller and the buyer – known as ‘double dipping’ or ‘dual agency’ – will be banned for Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) professionals

24/05/2017 “The mass sending of over 300,000 marketing text messages without following the rules is simply not on,” commented Steve Eckersley, head of enforcement at the Information Commissioner’s Office, after his organisation slapped a hefty penalty on yet another company