Romania has taken another step in aligning its national legislation with EU norms by transposing the Directive on Network and Information Security (NIS2), which updates and enhances measures in the field of cybersecurity. The transition from NIS1 to NIS2 involves several transformations in the regulation and management of cybersecurity. Thus, the Romanian Government adopted Emergency...
The processing of personal data in the context of employment relationships is a crucial area of regulation and protection of employees’ rights. Within the European Union, the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) provides a strict legal framework governing the collection, processing, and storage of employees’ personal data, ensuring that these activities are conducted transparently, legally,...
The control activities carried out by the Labour Inspectorates (ITM) are a fundamental pillar in ensuring compliance with labor and social security laws. In a complex and continuously evolving legislative framework, ITMs are responsible for monitoring and verifying adherence to regulations concerning working conditions, labor relations, and workplace safety. Inspections can be comprehensive, thematic, or...
In the context of the new European regulations, specifically EU Regulation 2023/1115 – EUDR (European Union Deforestation Regulation) on deforestation and forest degradation, EU companies distributing or producing products associated with deforestation are responsible for meeting strict requirements for supply chain traceability and monitoring. EUDR targets key products such as palm oil, soy, cocoa, coffee,...
Operating a commercial space in Romania is subject to a complex and ever-growing set of legislative requirements that must be observed and respected by all economic operators conducting retail activities in stores. These requirements aim to guarantee the protection of consumers’ rights and legitimate interests. The legislative framework imposes an obligation on economic operators to...
The transformations brought by the digital era demand constant vigilance and adaptation to protect users. The issue addressed in the new EU regulation – Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) – intersects two significant problems: the first is the low level of cybersecurity embedded in many products or insufficient security updates provided for these products and software,...
The current directive on product liability was adopted almost 40 years ago. The revision of Directive 85/374 on liability for defective products aims to establish uniform rules for EU member states, ensuring the proper functioning of the economy and supporting consumers in obtaining fairer compensation for defective products. As the European Union continuously updates legislation...
Operating an e-commerce platform involves numerous legal obligations, and failure to comply with them may result in significant penalties imposed by authorities. In the context of an increasingly regulated digital environment, it is essential to understand and adhere to applicable legal provisions to protect your business and ensure a safe and transparent purchasing experience for...
In a recent session, the Senate addressed a new regulatory framework for recognizing and regulating professional burnout, hereinafter referred to as the burnout phenomenon. The proposed project focuses on enhancing adequate protection for employees, thereby expanding the current national health legislation. According to the World Health Organization (WHO) definition, burnout is a syndrome associated with...
The duties of an administrator are regulated by law, the articles of association, and the resolutions of the general meeting of shareholders, so their liability will be analyzed from these perspectives to determine if their actions may constitute grounds for attracting liability. It is worth remembering that, according to Article 70, paragraph (1) of Law...
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