Employers in Northern Ireland operating in sectors where staff cannot work from home are being given an opportunity to participate in a workplace asymptomatic testing programme designed to curb the […]
Continue Reading →Australian renewable hydrogen developer the Hydrogen Utility (H2U) and Germany’s RWE Supply & Trading have agreed to export Australian green hydrogen to Germany, according to a statement by RWE. Read […]
Continue Reading →A commitment to reduce UK emissions by 78% by 2035 compared to 1990 levels is to be enshrined in UK law before the end of June this year. Read Complete […]
Continue Reading →The Covid-19 pandemic has accelerated change on the high street, pushing a number of fashion businesses over the edge into insolvency. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The impact investment movement, which aims to achieve both financial returns for investors alongside measurable environmental or social objectives, will play a vital part in driving the innovation the world […]
Continue Reading →Australian listed public energy company Origin Energy has signed a deal with the Townsville port for the potential expansion of its green hydrogen project in Queensland, with export targeted to […]
Continue Reading →A relatively small change to section 172 of the UK’s Companies Act 2006 could have a transformative impact on company law, directors’ duties, corporate governance, businesses and, ultimately, the economy, […]
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Continue Reading →As the CIPD publishes new guidance to combat sexual harassment, HRNews showcases e-learning as a means of training staff Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Louisa Cole tells HRNews about routes to bringing talent into the UK to fill skills gaps in life sciences Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The Irish Supreme Court has ruled that it is incompatible with the administration of justice for there to be a blanket prohibition on Workplace Relations Commission (WRC) hearings in public. […]
Continue Reading →Pension schemes face tougher due diligence requirements on transfer requests as new figures show the amount lost to pension scams and fraud has hit £10 billion five years after the […]
Continue Reading →A New South Wales (NSW) Supreme Court judgment has provided rare concrete guidance to contractors about how to modify their behaviour if they want to maintain the protection of the […]
Continue Reading →Heating oil will soon become more expensive for consumers in Germany due to the new Fuel Emissions Trading Act. This is expected to increase demand for energy-efficient buildings. Read Complete […]
Continue Reading →Very large organisations may see fines for health and safety breaches doubled, according to the Court of Appeal in England and Wales. There remains, however, no clear judicial guidance on […]
Continue Reading →There is an opportunity for litigation funders to help victims of investor fraud to obtain access to justice through group litigation at a time when frauds are at record levels […]
Continue Reading →The High Court of England and Wales has dismissed a claim brought by the liquidators of One Blackfriars Limited against its former joint administrators over the sale of the company’s […]
Continue Reading →Austrian lawyer Julia Marboe outlines the essential steps when restructuring a business in Austria Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →New regulations are now in force in England, setting out what organisations operating across all sectors of the economy can and cannot do within the context of measures designed to […]
Continue Reading →Chris Thomas tells HRNews about a tax issue facing expatriates and the companies employing them Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Industry collaboration and a permissive regulatory environment are driving growth and change in the European market for corporate power purchase agreements (CPPAs). Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Harriet Dwyer tells HRNews about data protection compliance for pre-employment vetting Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Financial services businesses should review the way they procure, manage and use data, and consider whether specific new processes need to be developed, to implement artificial intelligence (AI) systems in […]
Continue Reading →The UK government has published a new consultation on including performance fees in the charge cap as part of its wider work on encouraging investment by defined contribution (DC) pension […]
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