Sentences with phrase «worrying about compliance»

There are many differences between the roles of in - house counsel and chief compliance officer, but for the majority of in - house counsel, you can almost guarantee some lost sleep from worrying about compliance.

If schools are getting good results and their finances are in order, they should not have to spend so much time worrying about compliance.

The added stress of worrying about compliance can be enough to drive any small business owner crazy.

They will be the must - have tool that allows marketers not to have to worry about compliance with new email security updates.

New privacy legislation had just come into force and the prospective client was worried about compliance.

NAR has long advocated for a national data security law so that real estate practitioners would only have to worry about compliance with one law, rather than the patchwork that exists today.

Not exact matches

It spooks compliance guys, who worry about data security in the cloud.

While the larger BDs with «substantial legal staffs and compliance personnel... are pretty far down the line and are working hard on» compliance, Reish says he worries about the BDs without such resources.

Thanks to the change the network won't have to worry about GDPR compliance as so many businesses have in recent months as they busily prepare their brands.

Smith has copies of memos he wrote to Athletic Director Raymond P. Murphy, who is no longer at the Point, Superintendent Lieut. General Andrew J. Goodpaster and Deputy Superintendent Brigadier General Charles W. Bagnal, setting down his «worry about being close to the law» and urging «exactitude» in compliance with the rules.

If the NMH are practising within HIQA standards for Safer Better Maternity care then they will have nothing to worry about and staff morale will be boosted by that message of compliance and excellence entering the public domain».

Asked if he's worried about potential election year consequences for his compliance with the Journal News twice in six months, Piperato said if he was worried about political fallout, he would not have provided the information the first time.

Although lenders might not need to worry as much about enforcement of the new HMDA rules, they have plenty of other compliance matters to be concerned about.

Slocum, too, worries about the potential for some states to propose ineffectual emissions trading schemes — Public Citizen also plans to submit comments asking that the EPA tighten up its compliance standards to prevent such arrangements.

A common pitfall is that businesses only worry about passing an audit and, once the audit is over, compliance gets relegated from being a priority to an afterthought, resulting in a stark reality that many businesses are barely surviving from one audit to the next.

Legal - specific credit card processors ensure compliance with ethics rules for lawyers when it comes to accepting credit card payments, so you never have to worry about potential violations.

The XSLT document worries about the need for HTML compliance in the output document.

[11] Can - Am became worried that the Commission might revoke its licence and, in 1999 and 2000, it had many discussions with the Commission about compliance.

And beyond the glamour and dazzle of financial acronyms... do lawyers really have to even worry about PCI compliance (whatever that means)?

As a result, we enable our clients to get the best out of their people, and to manage and operate their pension schemes effectively whilst worrying less about legal compliance and risk.

Companies are also worried about the impact non-compliance could have on their brand image, especially if and when a compliance failure is made public, potentially as a result of the new obligations to notify data breaches to those affected.

The research findings from The Veritas 2017 GDPR Report, which surveyed more than 900 senior business decision makers in 2017 across Europe, the U.S. and Asia Pacific, also found that more than 20 per cent (21 %) are very worried about potential layoffs, fearing that staff reductions may be an inevitable outcome as a result of financial penalties incurred as a result of GDPR compliance failures.

What happens when bitcoin and blockchain startups stop worrying about regulatory compliance and start intersecting with these existing «real - life» systems?

Not only are recruiters worrying about filling the roles, they are also concerned with compliance on a global scale.

One area that employers are less worried about than they should be are general compliance rules.