Garden communities are bespoke new settlements or extensions of existing towns or villages that comprise a mix of housing, transport and community infrastructure, such as roads, rail links, schools and […]
Continue Reading →Developers planning to create new garden communities need an effective vision that sets out the main objectives, components, characteristics and qualities of the development, and addresses its environmental, social and […]
Continue Reading →The Western Australian (WA) state government has announced up to A$117.5 million (US$84m) in investment to set up two hydrogen hubs in the state. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Clara Pensions has been given the green light to form the first ever ‘superfund’ by the UK Pensions Regulator. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Singapore will freeze all new vaccinated travel lanes (VTLs) and planned relaxations on social measures. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →China is planning to look at ways to control and reduce methane emissions in sectors including coal, petroleum and waste. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Singapore and the UK have signed three deals on digital trade and cyber security. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Facebook parent company Meta is considering an appeal after the UK Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) ordered it to sell the animated images platform Giphy. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Anne Sammon tells HRNews about a new Portuguese law making it illegal to contact staff outside contracted working hours Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Jon Coley tells HRNews about the EAT’s decision in Ryanair DC v Morais and how it impacts industrial relations Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The UK government has indicated that it will further explore potential options for reform of the VAT and property rules, although it has ruled out making any immediate changes. Read […]
Continue Reading →Employers that make their organisation more inclusive to workers with disabilities will find it easier to attract and retain talented staff at a time when some skills are in short […]
Continue Reading →Further details on new territoriality restrictions on the availability of research and development (R&D) tax reliefs provide some reassurance for the life sciences sector, a tax expert has said. Read […]
Continue Reading →UK universities and other higher education (HE) providers “should be prepared to honour” any offers they make to applicants, according to one expert, after the sector received guidance from the […]
Continue Reading →Newly-published proposals to remove performance fees from the defined contribution (DC) pension charge cap shows “shows just how much policymakers want ‘productive finance’ to work,” according to one expert. Read […]
Continue Reading →In early November 2021 the UK government announced regulations restricting the right for a pension transfer when red or amber ‘flags’ identifying potential scam risks are identified. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Patents send a “powerful message” to investors looking for opportunities with green technology startups, according to an intellectual property expert. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Debate is intensifying over the regulatory hurdles that biosimilar manufacturers should have to jump to get their products to market, and the ultimate impact on access to medicines. Read Complete […]
Continue Reading →HR professionals across Europe should closely track developments in employment and competition law that could restrict their ability to enforce non-compete clauses in employment contracts and implement no-poach agreements with […]
Continue Reading →Local governments across the UK face “looming” reputational and legal risks over how to integrate the use of artificial intelligence (AI) into their services, according to an expert. Read Complete […]
Continue Reading →Ongoing strike action relating to staff pension disputes could put universities at risk of compensation claims from students, unless they put measures in place to minimise this risk. Read Complete […]
Continue Reading →A report by a French parliamentary body has suggested that companies working on state contracts might be required to take out cyber insurance and has said that legislation is needed […]
Continue Reading →The British Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has issued updated guidance on working from home, underlining employers’ responsibilities to their staff outside the office. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →More data centres are likely to be developed in rural Ireland and with their own on-site power supply after a regulator intervened to tighten conditions on data centre connections to […]
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