Omnitrack version 2.41.0
Shared users on the grid The list of shared users can be displayed on the grid for each submission by clicking ‘show/hide fields’ and selecting the ‘shared users’ column. The shared users can also be included in exports to Excel for reporting. Visibility conditions support ‘is not’ logic The visibility logic in Form Builder has […]
How Omnitrack could have helped Apple: Employee surveys and a timely Omnitrack use case
What does a “return to normal” look like? With the coronavirus vaccine roll-out gathering pace, individuals and businesses are cautiously looking to return to a life that feels akin to normal. But determining when and how to return to the office is no simple matter, especially since employers and employees might have differing opinions on […]
6 Reasons you Need to Protect your Business Against Phishing Attacks
Phishing scams are among the most common and dangerous type of attack that organisations face – here’s why you need to do more to fight them.
New course release – SRA Standards and Regulations: A Practical Overview
The SRA standards are seven principles representing the fundamental rules on ethical behaviour that the SRA expects everyone working in the legal profession to uphold. The principles must be upheld both inside and outside the work environment. This may also include in your private behaviour, including on social media. With remote working, less supervision and […]
Modern slavery, EU corporate due diligence and ESG
What’s changing in the world of mandatory corporate compliance? The EU’s proposed new corporate due diligence and corporate accountability directive will cover companies that sell to the EU, not just those based there. Businesses will be required to identify, address and remedy their impact on human rights and the environment. Crucially, this is likely to […]
Phishing Explained: Common Types of Phishing you Need to Know About
Phishing is a type of cyber-crime, in fact it’s one of the most common types of cyber-crime organisations encounter, costing, on average, just under £3M per successful attack. Phishing works by targeting individuals, or entire organisations, via email, telephone, or text message and posing as a legitimate person/business requesting users to click on links to […]
HMRC continues with UK MDR preparations
In light of the Brexit Fair Trade Agreement that passed through parliament on 30 December 2020, HMRC announced that there would be major changes in the UK’s approach to DAC6. HMRC confirmed in its shock New Year’s Eve announcement email that in 2021 the UK government would repeal the legislation implementing DAC6 in the UK […]
On-demand webinar: Anti-money laundering — Understanding best practice
In 2017, the UK enacted The Money Laundering, Terrorist Financing and Transfer of Funds Regulations. Over the past few years, there have been a number of changes to these regulations. To help those governed by the Regulations navigate the ever-changing AML landscape, certain bodies have compiled industry-specific guidance. Two of those bodies are the Legal […]
GDPR: UK gains adequacy decision from the EU
But European Commission warns adequacy could be revoked ‘immediately’ What is the EU adequacy decision? The EU adequacy decision is a legal instrument issued by the European Commission that determines whether a non-European Union (EU) country or territory provides an adequate level of data protection to enable the free flow of personal data from the […]
New guide for managers: Mental health and returning to the office
When it comes to making decisions about returning to the office, managers have to tread a fine line. Determining when to return to the office is no simple matter, especially since employers and employees have different opinions on the subject. Businesses are answering in different ways. Some like the file-hosting service company Dropbox are staying […]
