UKCA stands for United Kingdom Conformity Assessed, and is applied to products placed on the market in the UK. This replaces the CE mark, which – pending changes to legislation - is recognised in the UK until the 30th June 2023. So from this date onwards, medical device manufacturers need to comply with the new UKCA marking regulations.
This is a result of Brexit, and means that manufacturers...
I’m sure you’ll have read that restaurateurs have concluded that the corporate power lunch is toast, if you know what I mean!
Covid and working from home have proved to be the final nails in the coffin of the expense account, prestige, one o’clock booking in a glamorous eaterie, apparently, but in truth, the business lunch was waning well before that.
I can remember one of my bosses (a...
The medical devices industry may not be quite ‘bracing itself’ for sustainability regulations, but a recent government consultation suggested that it may be forthcoming. There are imperatives to developing sustainable models within the industry – so let’s have a look at the recent consultation and what it might mean for the industry.
The manufacture, use and...
I like it when a survey actually reveals to the apparently unsuspecting world, something that most of us would say that we’ve known all along.
The latest example of this is a piece of research by a brand consultancy, the Pull Agency, and its findings clearly call the advertising industry to account.
As Lionel Shriver points out in a recent Spectator article:
‘Promotion that strains to...
Despite a number of high-profile figures in the media claiming that employees should ‘return to the office’ as soon as possible, the reality is that many employees – and many businesses – are refusing to heed the call.
You can see why. Talent Acquisition professionals are reporting back that candidates are preferring remote or hybrid roles, increasingly the former. Office-based roles are...
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