FAQ/TUPE – for how long must TUPE consultation last?
Anthony Convery tells HRNews about the factors governing the length of time that a consultation should last before a TUPE transfer in the UK. Read Complete Article
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FCA & PRA clarify stance on non-financial misconduct and the bankers’ bonus cap
Anne Sammon tells HRNews about the UK regulators’ backing for tougher misconduct scrutiny and continued support for the lifting of the bankers’ bonus cap. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Judicial review likely to remain relevant means for challenge under UK Procurement Act
Judicial review is likely to remain relevant as a consideration in procurement challenge claims following the introduction of the Procurement Act. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Pharma, semiconductor and minerals imports draw US scrutiny
Investigations into the effect that US reliance on imports of pharmaceutical products, semiconductors, and critical minerals has on the country’s national security could pave the way for a new hike […]
Continue Reading →‘Regulatory grid’ for UK financial services published
Businesses operating across the financial services sector have been given an insight into upcoming changes in regulation being considered by multiple UK authorities and should take the opportunity to engage […]
Continue Reading →ICO anonymisation guide aids UK data protection compliance
Fresh guidance to help organisations determine whether data they handle is subject to UK data protection laws, has been published by the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO). Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →DPC inquiry serves reminder of artificial intelligence GDPR obligations
An Irish Data Protection Commission (DPC) inquiry serves as a crucial reminder for companies deploying artificial intelligence (AI) tools to remain vigilant about their obligations under the General Data Protection […]
Continue Reading →Image rights in Ireland
People are becoming increasingly aware of the risks of unauthorised use of their name, image or likeness online and the importance of being able to manage such use, especially in […]
Continue Reading →German coalition agreement marks shift towards more innovative approach to data protection
The new German government has addressed several key issues in their coalition agreement regarding IT and data regulation as it looks to reduce bureaucratic hurdles with regards to digital regulation […]
Continue Reading →UK regulatory ‘gap’ brings PFAS claims risk for businesses
Businesses using ‘forever chemicals’ in their manufacturing processes or that supply products with those chemicals in them, face a growing risk of claims being brought against them in the UK […]
Continue Reading →IEA report brings AI’s environmental impact into sharp focus
A new report highlights the environmental responsibilities borne by businesses using AI or developing the infrastructure to facilitate its use, as well as the significant planning needed to ensure energy […]
Continue Reading →Seizing quantum opportunities requires ‘future-proofing’ against emerging risks
As quantum technologies advance apace and quantum computing gains more attention due to breakthroughs such as Microsoft’s ‘Majorana’ chip, businesses must proactively prepare for migration to quantum-enabled systems and mitigating […]
Continue Reading →Government and FCA AIFM proposals will help better shape UK regime
A recently-launched UK government consultation and Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) ‘call for input’ proposing changes to the alternative investment fund managers’ (AIFM) regime should be welcomed by the market, an […]
Continue Reading →A$14 billion in green hydrogen incentives subject to Australia election results
Australia’s two major parties have set out a contrasting path for the future of the green hydrogen industry, with A$14 billion (approx. US$8.792 billion) of investment and tax credits subject […]
Continue Reading →Saudi Arabia Labor Law amendments reflect commitment to fair treatment in employment
Recent amendments to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) Labor Law, and Implementing Regulations, reflect the government’s commitment to modernising labour regulations and promoting fair treatment in employment. Read Complete […]
Continue Reading →Influencers in Ireland served reminder of correct labels to disclose commercial content
Ireland’s Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC) has highlighted the need for correct labels to disclose the commercial nature of content published online after serving related compliance noticed for the […]
Continue Reading →Paris ruling raises European Patent Convention membership debate
A recent ruling by the local division (LD) of the Unified Patent Court (UPC) in Paris could fuel debate within some European countries about whether they should seek to restructure […]
Continue Reading →British defence expertise expected to attract foreign bidders
Investors and trade buyers based in the US and elsewhere are likely to continue to target acquisition of businesses within the UK’s defence industry amidst growing demand for military equipment […]
Continue Reading →Singapore High Court clarifies limits on court challenges to arbitral decisions
A recent decision by the Singapore High Court has confirmed that it will not directly interfere with determinations made by the Singapore Internation Arbitration Court. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Expert: Early signs of construction insolvencies are present before formal process begins
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Continue Reading →Impact of potential variations of scope in Hong Kong SAR NEC forms must be thoroughly assessed
A clear understanding of ‘variations’ and their application in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region’s New Engineering Contract (NEC) can help prevent potential construction disputes. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Renewables drive anticipated in Germany
Developers of renewable energy projects can expect fresh opportunities to arise in Germany after the federal government established a special €500 billion fund to drive investment in infrastructure and deliver […]
Continue Reading →UK universities need to assess impact of the new Procurement Act
Many universities have declared themselves to be outside the scope of the procurement regulatory regime due to the increasing proportion of their funding coming from “private” sources, but the changes […]
Continue Reading →South Africa construction sector requires ‘system-wide’ sustainability behavioural change
In South Africa, the construction industry is a significant driver of carbon emissions with prevention, foresight, and proactivity required to address the challenges of sustainability across the sector. Read Complete […]
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