Author Archive - Lauren Bride
Lauren Bride, B.A. (English Literature / Philosophy) is a writer, copywriter, and editor, working in both fiction and nonfiction. She has done extensive writing and editing for commercial, private, and government clients, as well as storyediting and fiction publication. Lauren also volunteers with the not for profit group NABORS (Toronto). Read more
November 26, 2012 Lauren Bride Corporate Governance, IT, Privacy and Security, Sales, Marketing and Operations
A recent release from the Information and Privacy Commissioner of Ontario on the Personal Data Ecosystem praises organizations taking initiatives to integrate the socio-economic benefits of personal information while maintaining privacy and confidentiality. The Commissioner, Dr. Cavoukian, also co-authored a paper with researchers from the United States and the United Kingdom that delineates the systems […]
collecting data, consumers, Data, encryption, information technology, online, online resources, ontario, PDE, PDV, Personal Data Ecosystem, Personal Data Vault, Personal Data Vaults, Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act, Privacy Commissioner, privacy protection demands, socio-economic benefits
October 31, 2012 Lauren Bride Finance and Accounting, Sales, Marketing and Operations
Interesting employment law developments are happening in the UK. Beginning in April 2013, British employees will be offered a new option in employment contracts, where they may own shares in the company they work for and in exchange, will forgo certain workers’ rights.
business, employee-owned shares, employment contracts, employment law, Financial incentives, forgo employment rights, hiring incentives, management, ownership in the company, Payroll, personal financial investment, Profit sharing, redundancy, salary, shares for rights options, shares in the company, tax-free shares, UK, United Kingdom, workplace's financial prosperity, wrongful dismissal
September 24, 2012 Lauren Bride Finance and Accounting, Not for Profit, Sales, Marketing and Operations
The Canadian government established the Unclaimed Intangible Property Actin 1989 to create legislation around reuniting people and corporations with their unclaimed property, but that statute was not proclaimed in force. The Uniform Unclaimed Intangible Property Act, which arose in 2003, was created as model for each province in Canada to use as needed to design their own legislative framework for unclaimed property law.
An Unclaimed Intangible Property Program, copyright, insurance policy, intangible property, patents, share certificates and bonds, trademarks, Unclaimed Intangible Property Act, unclaimed property, unclaimed property law, unpaid wages