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CCOO and UGT want Óscar Puente to negotiate minimum transport services for the 11 November general strike. They also warn employers not to use remote work to keep staff on the job during the stoppage.

More than two-thirds (69%) of data breach victims in the past year were affected by a third-party breach, a new report by financial and risk advisory provider Kroll has found.

An accounting firm’s own paperwork calling a partner an “employee” helped sink its attempt to enforce a non-compete in Delaware. 

In June 2026, the Office of Professional Responsibility issued OPR Alert Issue Number 2026-19, Introductory Guidelines for Responsible AI Use in Federal Tax Practice. This isn’t guidance for the future; it’s the regulatory framework for now. 

Lead Velocity has issued guidance for businesses on cyber risks in digital marketing systems, focusing on the accounts and tools used for advertising, analytics, websites, social media and customer data.

The PCAOB revisions may receive a warm response from the SEC, which under Chair Paul Atkins has pursued several efforts to ease compliance burdens.

Deploying new automation has been the easy part for most enterprises over the past two years. Deciding what those systems are allowed to touch has not kept pace. Gartner now reports that 54% of organizations have no defined approach to limit artificial intelligence (AI) agent access. A Dark Reading feature that gathered Gartner’s and Omdia’s…

After the huge rise in home-working following the Covid-19 pandemic, some businesses are pushing back, reports BBC Politics East.

Yemen’s Houthis have increased attacks on Saudi Arabia in recent weeks, leaving employers and employees in the region potentially vulnerable.

About 30 built environment firms are expected to work with global management consultancy Boston Consulting Group (BCG) over the next two years in an initiative to increase productivity and collaboration in projects