Events

EMEA Dbriefs Legal - Legislative forces for change impacting global talent and mobility

Tuesday 28 January 2025, 13.00 CET

The global talent and mobility landscape faces legislative changes which will impact the UK and across the European Union. Traditional global mobility programmes will need to adapt with changes including legislative reforms for non-domiciles, the need for increased transparency for pay equity, and employments rights. What should your organisation be looking at? We’ll discuss:

• The impact of the new FIG (‘Foreign income and gains’) rules
• Key considerations for global mobility programmes
• Overview of pay transparency requirements and actions required by organisations
• Details of the new Employments Rights Bill and the considerations for global employers

EMEA Dbriefs Legal - Business Process Outsourcing Negotiation and Contracting – Combining Commercial Operational and Legal Expertise for Better Business Outcomes

Thursday 20 February 2025, 13.00 CET

For most service recipients, business process outsourcing (BPO) negotiation and contracting is a need which arises every few years, it is not business-as-usual. Service recipients are often faced with high value and complex agreements which need to be negotiated, and even with best-in-class external support, this can be challenging for busy internal teams. Our clients increasingly want combined specialist commercial, operational and legal support, because each of these elements are intertwined and all form part of the same negotiations and trade-offs. In this session Amiya Kagalwala and Louis Wihl will discuss how a combined approach:

• Drives benefits, efficiencies and cost savings for service recipients
• Enables issues impacting BPO to be proactively addressed, such as ESG concerns and the use of AI
• Can be delivered using a combination of on-shore and near-shore teams, to drive further efficiencies

EMEA Dbriefs Legal - The EU Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive – What does it mean for you?

Thursday 6 March 2025, 13.00 CET

Supply chains represent a key area of risk for many businesses and are also an area receiving increased legislative scrutiny, particularly in the context of environmental, social, and governance issues. The EU Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD) is the latest legal development, mandating in-scope companies to address specific adverse human rights and environmental impacts within their operations and supply chains. What does this mean for your organisation and what can you do to prepare? We'll discuss:

• The Directive's requirements

• The type of companies that may be affected, both from an EU and non-EU perspective

• Compliance deadlines

• Practical tips to help you prepare