Proposed changes to EU regulations and guidance have been published to help rival businesses collaborate with one another in ways that do not breach competition law. Read Complete Article
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Continue Reading →The Zondo Commission is a judge-led inquiry into alleged ‘state capture’ in South Africa. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The EU is seeking consultation with the UK at the World Trade Organization (WTO) as the first step in formal dispute settlement proceedings against the UK, accusing it of breaching […]
Continue Reading →There is uncertainty over the extent to which foreign investors in fossil fuel-based energy projects will benefit from protections against moves by nation states to reduce their reliance on fossil […]
Continue Reading →A Scottish court has given pension trustees clarity as to when they can access the protection of immunity or indemnity clauses found within a trust deed, as well as the […]
Continue Reading →The planned relaxation of alcohol licensing laws in England and Wales for the Queen’s platinum jubilee could give pubs, bars, hotels and restaurants a “financial boost” going into the summer […]
Continue Reading →HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has published final guidance on new rules which will require large businesses to notify HMRC where they have adopted an uncertain tax treatment in a […]
Continue Reading →The Office of the Privacy Commissioner for Personal Data (PCPD) in Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (SAR) of China has issued a reminder to organisations to stay alert to the […]
Continue Reading →Regulators will draw up plans before the end of this year for the design of a new entity to lead the further development of open banking in the UK. Read […]
Continue Reading →Businesses could face potential administrative difficulties in coming weeks, an expert has warned, after chancellor Rishi Sunak announced a return to pre-Covid rules for Save As You Earn (SAYE) participants. […]
Continue Reading →Small self-administered schemes (SSSAS) have been under the Pension Ombudsman’s (PO) spotlight recently, with two recent cases brought by scheme members. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The English and Welsh Court of Appeal has reasserted the previously held view that protection against detriment on the grounds of ‘trade union activities’ does not extend to strike action. […]
Continue Reading →Businesses that need to transfer personal data between the EU and US should not bank on the work being done to establish a new EU-US data privacy framework, experts in […]
Continue Reading →Luke Tapp tells HRNews about Pinsent Masons’ webinar series looking at the implications of the UAE’s new labour laws Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →James Cran tells HRNews about handling tribunal claims which have little merit but consume a lot of management time Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Charlotte Nickel tells HRNews about the rise in popularity of the ‘John Lewis style’ employee ownership model Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The UK’s Office for Sanctions Implementation (OFSI) should be provided with more staff and funding as a matter of urgency given the fast-changing nature of economic sanctions imposed on Russia, […]
Continue Reading →The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) is set to join the East African Community this month, after negotiations with the regional body. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The UK government is to increase its investment of public funds supporting the development of new electric vehicle charging infrastructure. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The telecoms market in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) is ripe for fresh investment, with large parts of the country underserved by existing providers. A law adopted on […]
Continue Reading →The English and Welsh Court of Appeal has handed down a judgment which should act as a reminder for law firms that any innovative funding arrangements must comply with statutory […]
Continue Reading →The UK government must offer UK homeowners more support to cover the cost of installing energy efficient technologies in their houses if it is to successfully decarbonise the country’s housing […]
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