High Court’s health and safety ruling in IWGB case has ‘important whistleblowing implications’
Anne Sammon tells HRNews that the High Court’s decision has limited implications for private sector employers Read Complete Article
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The need to master telecoms when developing connected cars
Connected and autonomous vehicles of the future will rely on strong and stable telecoms networks to allow data to flow between in-car systems and other networks, devices – such as […]
Continue Reading →Data can inform role for connected and autonomous vehicles in a pandemic
Autonomous technology offers a solution to some of the problems posed by a pandemic. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Insights Guidance Diversity and Inclusion – Part 2
Diversity & Inclusion Sector Focus – Manufacturing, Technology & Financial Services Sectors Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Managing short term absence
Risk Management: Managing Persistent Short Term Absence Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Handling Requests for Flexible Working guide
A risk management programme on handling requests to work flexibly – a right which was extended from 30 June 2014 to all employees with 26 weeks’ continuous service. Read Complete […]
Continue Reading →Flexible Working: Preparing for the meeting Guide
Flexible working requests: Joe McMorrow discusses Preparing for the meeting Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →FAQ: how should a witness prepare for cross examination?
Emma Malczewski gives her view. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Ireland’s foreign investment regime
Foreign direct investment (FDI) is a significant part of Ireland’s successful economy, with 20% of all private sector employment directly or indirectly attributable to it. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Individual liability for UK competition law infringements
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) expects company directors to have a standard of skill and involvement that ensures that companies don’t break EU and UK competition law. Failure to […]
Continue Reading →Competition law – the basics
Firms involved in anti-competitive behaviour may find their agreements to be unenforceable and risk being fined up to 10% of group global turnover, as well as exposing themselves to possible […]
Continue Reading →German green hydrogen producers will not pay EEG levy
The German government has said that it will exempt producers of green hydrogen from an electricity levy imposed by an incoming law as part of plans to boost uptake of […]
Continue Reading →EU and Germany push expansion of renewable offshore energy
The European Commission has published plans that outline the contribution offshore renewable energy will make to its aim for the EU to be climate-neutral by 2050. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Environment Bill: new nature strategies could impact development
Proposals that concern the preservation of nature and the conservation of protected species, contained in a draft new Environment Bill, will impact planners and developers in England. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Singapore court upholds jurisdiction clause, rejects arbitration request
The Singapore High Court has rejected an insurer’s attempt to have a policy claim resolved through arbitration, saying the clauses in the policy mean the case should be heard before […]
Continue Reading →Halliburton v Chubb: Supreme Court rules on arbitrator bias
Arbitrators risk being seen as biased and having their appointment to arbitral tribunals revoked by courts in England and Wales if they fail to notify businesses involved in arbitral proceedings […]
Continue Reading →Scottish planning framework to focus on addressing climate change
The Scottish government has set out its four desired outcomes for its fourth National Planning Framework (NPF4), with an overarching goal of addressing climate change at the centre of the […]
Continue Reading →Crown preference: implications for business rescue
The adverse impact of the reintroduction of ‘Crown preference’ on UK rescue culture is likely to far outweigh any potential benefits to the public purse. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Termination rights in bank outsourcing: EBA clears up uncertainty
Banks and other financial and payment institutions do not need to meet a specific list of European Banking Authority’s (EBA’s) regulatory guidelines relating to the termination of outsourcing agreements unless […]
Continue Reading →Brexit and disputes – what you need to do now
UK businesses should consider what action they can take now to avoid being potentially disadvantaged in cross-border commercial disputes following the end of the Brexit transition period. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Sponsors ending or changing migrant workers’ contracts ‘have important reporting duties until 2021’
Louise Shaw tells HRNews about the immigrations implications of making migrant workers redundant under the current system, including reporting to the Home Office. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Employers should ‘focus on the impact of bullying, not perpetrators’ motives’
April Horsman tells HRNews that it is the effect of workplace bullying or harassment that is the central issue when managing allegations. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →HR have a ‘vital role to play’ on executive pay levels during pandemic
James Sullivan-Tailyour tells HRNews why HR professionals at all levels play a key role in influencing decisions on executive pay. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Building Safety Bill fails to resolve challenges for industry and leaseholders
The House of Commons Housing, Communities and Local Government Committee has “warmly welcomed” the policy intent behind England’s draft Building Safety Bill, but has made some serious criticisms of its […]
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