Compliance News & Regulatory Updates
Keep up with important regulatory and policy changes, with clear guidance on the developments relevant to your business
Care providers adjust to the end of overseas recruitment for frontline roles
The care worker visa route has closed to new overseas recruitment, leaving providers to tighten workforce planning and sponsorship controls.
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International van operators enter the tachograph regime
From July 2026, some international light goods vehicle operations face drivers' hours and tachograph duties previously associated with heavier fleets.
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FDA food traceability enforcement moves to July 2028
The enforcement delay gives food businesses more time, but the rule's record structure still calls for supply-chain preparation.
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New EYFS frameworks bring further safeguarding duties into force
Early years providers must now work from the September 2026 framework, with changes covering safer sleep, screens, banned dogs and household notifications.
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New federal rules now govern substance use disorder records
The February 2026 deadline has passed for revised federal confidentiality rules covering substance use disorder patient records.
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Recruiters face a phased employment law timetable through 2027
Some Employment Rights Act measures are already in force, while agency-work and umbrella-company changes remain scheduled for later stages.
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Digital waste reporting begins with permitted receiving sites
The first mandatory phase starts in England and Wales in October 2026, before later expansion to other nations and waste operators.
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UK data law changes are now fully in force
The Data Use and Access Act has amended UK GDPR, the Data Protection Act and PECR, with a new complaints process required of every organisation.
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FinCEN makes the domestic company BOI exemption permanent
US-created companies are no longer required to file beneficial ownership reports, while qualifying foreign entities remain within the federal regime.
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