As companies start integrating sustainability provisions into supply contracts, contractual compliance and oversight is becoming increasingly complex. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →A new ruling by the UK’s highest court helps to clarify how insolvency practitioners might obtain compensation for creditors in cases where there has been fraudulent trading, an expert has […]
Continue Reading →The Qatar Central Bank (QCB) recently announced the provision of a direct integration service for fintech companies to process card payments through the National Network System for ATMs and Point […]
Continue Reading →The EU’s ‘omnibus’ proposals do not sound the death knell for sustainability due diligence in supply chain. Instead, the scaling back of the regulatory driver for sustainability only serves to […]
Continue Reading →While the new deposit return scheme (DRS) for England and Northern Ireland promises substantial environmental benefits, its implementation may pose challenges. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →A new single tax on transfers of shares and securities will be introduced to replace the current separate taxes of stamp duty and stamp duty reserve tax (SDRT), HM Revenue […]
Continue Reading →Lucy Townley tells HRNews how employers can prepare for the Employment Bill’s proposed new access rights for trade unions. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →A new campaign by the Economic Cities and Special Zones Authority (ECZA) will help streamline regulatory processes, offer tax exemptions and provide increased access to arbitration in Saudi Arabia’s Special […]
Continue Reading →Maria Gravelle tells HRNews about serious gaps in UK employers’ awareness of right to work obligations revealed by the Home Office. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Minister of Investment of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) Khalid Al-Falih has approved the executive regulations of the country’s new Investment Law, which experts say will enhance transparency and […]
Continue Reading →Rebuilding Ukraine’s war-damaged infrastructure on time and on budget will, in part, depend on ensuring issues arising between parties engaged on projects do not escalate into full-blown disputes. Read Complete […]
Continue Reading →The Dutch Data Protection Authority (Autoriteit Persoonsgegevens, AP), has announced its plans to structurally monitor cookie banners over the next few years. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →New EU legislation aiming to improve standard-essential patent (SEP) licensing and reduce related disputes could yet be introduced in some form, despite initial attempts at reform failing, according to a […]
Continue Reading →Companies must submit their year-end returns in relation to their UK employee share plans and share awards/acquisitions through the HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) online administration service. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Specific measures that online service providers can implement to meet their obligations on child safety under the UK’s Online Safety Act (OSA) – including “safer algorithms”, effective content moderation systems, […]
Continue Reading →EU policymakers will need to get creative to meet their commitments to increase investment in defence in the years ahead, amidst low growth and constraints on public spending, according to […]
Continue Reading →A recent ruling by a court in Australia highlights the need for decisions pertaining to the making of, and failure to accept, settlement offers to be carefully considered on a […]
Continue Reading →Businesses that promptly notify the Serious Fraud Office (SFO) when they identify evidence of bribery, fraud or other corporate crime in their own organisations, and then cooperate fully with resultant […]
Continue Reading →The music industry is the focus of this year’s World IP Day, at a time when the rapid evolution of artificial intelligence (AI) has the potential to shake the foundations […]
Continue Reading →The adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) in the UK’s pensions industry is expected to accelerate, but pension funds have been urged to implement robust processes and strict protocols to mitigate […]
Continue Reading →The South African low-cost domestic airline industry may face reforms in the future aimed at protecting consumers and ensuring fair competition as the sector faces increased scrutiny, experts have said. […]
Continue Reading →The intended timetable to abolish so-called ‘no-fault’ evictions in England is facing possible further delays, with over 200 amendments introduced to the Renters’ Rights Bill as it moves through parliament […]
Continue Reading →New data published highlights the increasing appetite of international businesses to arbitrate disputes in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA), a Riyadh-based disputes expert at Pinsent Masons has said. Read […]
Continue Reading →A recent decision of the UK Pensions Ombudsman (PO) confirmed that there was no unreasonable delay by an administrator where a member had not communicated the actual deadline by which […]
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