Corrections

• An error of fact is corrected in the story as soon as it is confirmed, and a note at the end of the story says what was wrong and when it was fixed.
• The same correction is recorded here, with the date and a link to the story.
• We do not rewrite quietly. Typographical fixes that do not change meaning are made without a note; anything that changes a fact, a name, a figure or a holding gets one.
• A story that is wrong in substance is withdrawn and replaced with an explanation, not deleted.
• A correction to a published ranking is made in the published table and recorded here.
• Where a correction concerns a named person, we tell them we have made it.

The full rules are in our editorial standards.

Write to contact@justiceinside.com with the subject line Correction. Tell us the address of the page, what you say is wrong, and, if you can, where we can check it. We acknowledge every request within two working days and tell you what we did. If we do not agree that there is an error, we tell you why; if you are not satisfied, the complaints procedure is open to you.

• 28 October 2026

  Data protection rules notified: the 12-month compliance roadmap for companies

  An earlier version of this story said that the rules require a data breach to be notified to the Data Protection Board within 48 hours. The rules require notification within 72 hours. The story and the compliance timeline in it were corrected on 28 October 2026.

• 21 October 2026

  Labour codes take effect: what changes for employers from day one

  An earlier version of this story said that the four labour codes replace 29 central laws and 44 state laws. The codes subsume 29 central laws; state laws are not replaced by them. The reference to state laws was removed on 21 October 2026.

No complaints have been upheld under the editorial standards since publication began. We publish the number of complaints received and upheld each year on the editorial standards page.