Co law changes

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Mustang replied

26 February 2007, 09:21
My emails have always had a disclaimer too. Have now updated them to have the Co bits.
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oraclesmith replied

24 February 2007, 20:09
Originally posted by Mustang

Have people taken any action regarding the changes in Company law?

“E-mail communications, faxes and company websites must now state company information that up to January 1 has only been required on hard copy correspondence and order forms."

I guess I need to update my email signature.......!!

I hate to sound smug, but I've been doing this for at least two years. My e-mails also have a disclaimer which I appropriated from a 'corporates' e-mail signature.
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Paddy replied

23 February 2007, 12:50
Originally posted by ratewhore

That's a bit anal isn't it?

Nop. I was just p1ssed off with the lack of contact info on their website.
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jclcomp replied

23 February 2007, 12:37
I received a "spam" fax about this a few weeks ago.. checked with Trading Standards & Business Link... They didn't know anything either.

Big question is regarding agencies - when one responds to a entry on for example jobserve, by email, sending one's CV to the agency, is this deemed to be personal (it's my CV, not the companies) or business, in which case should the CV not be the companies CV, excluding anything about me personally)?

I accept that once the contract is awarded, it is the company which works with the agency, discussing terms etc, and these are obviously "Business emails".
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ratewhore replied

23 February 2007, 12:02
Originally posted by Paddy

I've just had a go at Vigin Media because their website does not comply.

That's a bit anal isn't it?
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Paddy replied

23 February 2007, 12:00
I've just had a go at Vigin Media because their website does not comply. They say that they don't know about this regulation.
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Mustang replied

23 February 2007, 11:47
That's what I understand it to be. See article on CUK.
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PAG replied

23 February 2007, 11:37
what do you mean by company information ??
do you mean company reg no and its registered address ??
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Mustang started a topic Co law changes

23 February 2007, 10:56
Co law changes

Have people taken any action regarding the changes in Company law?

“E-mail communications, faxes and company websites must now state company information that up to January 1 has only been required on hard copy correspondence and order forms."

I guess I need to update my email signature.......!!

Last edited by Mustang; 23 February 2007, 11:47.
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