Corruption Lessons From Samsung and South Korea
From UPI South Korea’s scandal-plagued president, Park Geun-hye has been forced from office. Park was impeached by the country’s constitutional court over accusations that she
Brexit Could Damage UK’s Fight Against Corruption, Says OECD
Brexit could damage the UK’s efforts to tackle corruption and give multinationals leverage over the British government in bribery cases, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation
European regulators face-off with Facebook
Facebook is discovering, along with other companies, that Europe is serious about data protection and privacy rules. The massive social media corporation is being fined
How does Human Rights Due Diligence Legislation in EU affect Asia
With the EU Due Diligence Legislation in play, the concept of mandatory human rights due diligence for companies is gaining momentum among governments and businesses
Think Employee Background Checks are a waste of time? Think again!
So you think an Employee Background Check is a waste of your time? Here are some alarming stories for you: A CANDIDATE WHO HID HIS
EU Shocks Global Supply Chains with Mandatory Human Rights Due Diligence Directive
The European Union has released a groundbreaking directive that will transform global supply chains forever. This directive will require large EU companies and non-European companies
