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Employment Law: GDPR, The Queen's Speech And Beard Banning
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Solicitor Lydia Newman discusses data protection, the
government's new legislative programme, and a firm's facial
hair cutbacks.
Although the Queen's Speech on 21 June did not contain as
much as it might have had the Conservatives won a majority, it
included a number of key employment law-related matters.
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