A recent court decision in England considers the requirement that an objection to a tribunal’s jurisdiction must have been raised as soon as the grounds existed, and the form that […]
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Continue Reading →The racist abuse directed at footballers following the England team’s defeat in the final of the UEFA European Championship last weekend should spur employers to review whether they have appropriate […]
Continue Reading →The UK’s financial services firms are employing data analysis in a bid to close the gender pay gap (GPG), but more work needs to be done to drive real progress. […]
Continue Reading →Taking your time and making informed decisions while drafting subcontracts will mitigate against arguments and misunderstandings further down the line, ultimately saving you time. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The European Commission has set out its plans to update the EU Vertical Agreements Block Exemption Regulation (VABER). The proposals, if finalised as drafted, would affect which restrictions suppliers are […]
Continue Reading →Vietnam Electricity (EVN) has agreed to buy power from 600 megawatts (MW) windfarm the Monsoon Wind Project in southern Laos. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has published its business plan for 2021-22, setting out its priorities for the coming year as the regulator seeks to keep up with changes […]
Continue Reading →Mutual societies, including friendly societies, account for £90 billion in revenue and impact one in three UK citizens. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Workers in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) seem set to benefit from increased flexibility in the post Covid-19 world. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The recent announcement by American football player Carl Nassib that he is gay should act as a catalyst for the National Football League (NFL) to create a wider culture of […]
Continue Reading →Greater use of genomics and health data is envisaged in the UK to provide “much deeper, real world evidence” about the safety of new medicines and health technologies. Read Complete […]
Continue Reading →Businesses seeking to win public contracts for major road and rail infrastructure projects can expect governments around the world to use the procurement process to place a greater emphasis on […]
Continue Reading →Biotech start-ups need substantial sums of money to fund their research and development activities. To attract investors and scale up their operations, founders must put some fundamental building blocks in […]
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Continue Reading →Parents of Singaporean children who were not previously entitled to maternity and paternity leave may now be entitled to cash benefits in lieu of such leave, if a newly introduced […]
Continue Reading →Personal connections between people from different businesses comprising a joint venture (JV) company can make all the difference in making JV arrangements work well. Read Complete Article
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Continue Reading →The battle for talent in technology and digital markets has intensified as a shortage of digital skills is exacerbated by increased demand as a result of the global coronavirus pandemic. […]
Continue Reading →The EU Commission is revising its guidelines for state aid in the areas of climate, environmental protection and energy. The change could affect some Germany companies’ exemption from the renewable […]
Continue Reading →Rights holders of pending EU trade marks (EUTM) and registered Community design (RCD) rights have just a few more weeks to secure UK rights protection. Read Complete Article
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