Articles tagged: z-syndicate

Find out what the laws are behind online harrasment, how can it be prevented, and the case law that has already been established in Hong Kong

When you're in charge of a team, you need to be actively in charge of yourself to set a good example.These techniques will help you lead a team successfully

Paul Murphy writes about the changes happening within start up funding using his own experiences as an entrepreneur in dealing with venture capitalists

Dependants' leave; statutory sick pay; working from home; self-isolation; all the guidance for UK employers to keep their employees well during Covid-19

Who wants it, how are they getting it, and how to remove metadata, so you're not unintentionally sharing your info with every dealing you do on the internet

Curious about the minimum drinking age in Hong Kong? Here are the facts and recent changes to the laws around alcohol in HK

In the interest of maintaining business relationships for the future, here are some of the ways to resolve contract disputes without ending up in court

Emergency measures for statutory sick pay in the UK address queries: Do I need a note from my GP? How much is statutory sick pay? What if I'm self-employed?

Starting your own business? You’ll need funding to turn your idea into a successful startup. Here we’ll focus on getting rounds of funding from investors.

You've heard of whitewashing, what about greenwashing? If you're thinking it doesn't sound good, you're right. But how does it differ from green marketing?

Here are the full rules on Annual General Meetings for the different jurisdictions of Hong Kong, Singapore, Australia, UK, Cayman and British Virgin Islands

How will Brexit affect the long-standing relationship between HK and UK? We weigh up what the experts are saying about business and trade to property and IP

Coronavirus has many businesses questioning their rights for failing to deliver due to the problems created by the pandemic. Here's what you need to know:

Employer Obligations During the Coronavirus Outbreak in Hong Kong, Mainland China, Singapore, and Australia

Sriyanka and Samyak are the sister and brother team in Customer Succes in the Kathmandu office. They give the skinny on working as a Zegal 'Dragon'.

Did you know it's an employer's duty to give a written document outlining terms of employment within two months of start date?

Do I really need a one? In short, yes. What do they do and who should I appoint as company secretary? All your questions, answered.

When your employees are working away from the office, how do you make them feel like a joined up unit? Team building and communication are key

The first in a series, Paul Murphy debates what he calls entrepreneurial arbritrage. The pulling of talent across different markets into one team of experts

Content marketing is more inexpensive than ever for startups. With these helpful tips, you can harness the full power of the internet to do the work for you

Whether you're a freelancer, contractor or employer, know when you need an ABN to invoice, what falls within the exceptions, and how to apply

If you are looking to invest in a company, you may have the option between two categories of stock: preferred shares and common shares. How do they differ? 

What are your contract obligations during the Corvid-19 outbreak? Does your contract contain a force majeure clause? How much protection do you have?

The Defamation Laws in Australia have seen proposed amendments, read on to learn about them and the history of defamation laws in Australia.

Working from Home has become the new norm in light of Covid-19/ CoronaVirus, but what are the impacts of it to an employment contract for an employer and employee?

Now everyone is working from home across Asia, here are the apps you need to keep you going. From productivity to food delivery, these are the apps you need

Everyone from business owners to consumers should avoid unconscionable contracts. But if you find yourself stuck with one, could you have legal recourse?

Previously, only France had a DST. Now, there is another. As of April 2020, the UK will impose the next tax. Will your business be affected?

Paul Murphy of Credmark gives us a jolt to ponder over government-issued ID, crypto, the benefits of permissionless, and the so-called "identity problem"

As any business keeping the data of EU customers needs to be GDPR compliant, here are the five smartest changes you can make regarding HR and payroll.