A recent ruling by the Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) provides useful guidance for employers about their obligations to make ‘reasonable adjustments’ to pay to account for employee disability, an employment […]
Continue Reading →The UK Supreme Court has upheld the quashing of a ‘follower notice’ that would have required a taxpayer to settle his tax dispute on the basis of a ruling in […]
Continue Reading →The Asian International Arbitration Centre (AIAC) has introduced a new set of rules, designed to reflect contemporary standards in arbitration and international best practice. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Traditional contract models and ways of allocating risk are ill-suited for delivering new housing through new modern methods of construction, according to views expressed by industry insiders at a recent […]
Continue Reading →As major global economies race to develop viable clean hydrogen production facilities, incorporating carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology could offer an entry point to this emerging market. Read Complete […]
Continue Reading →The environmental benefits that can be delivered by adopting modern methods of construction (MMC) in the delivery of building projects are not always properly understood by businesses, according to industry […]
Continue Reading →The UK government will require people working in care homes in England to have been vaccinated against Covid-19, subject to limited exemptions. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Changes to the way in which apprenticeships in England are managed and funded will allow apprentices to work with multiple employers and in sectors with more flexible working patterns, the […]
Continue Reading →Pension trustees will find themselves coming under increasing pressure to take proper account of climate change as the new governance and reporting regime takes effect later this year, an expert […]
Continue Reading →The slight increase reported in the amount of money businesses are spending on research and development (R&D) in the UK is a cause for concern if the UK government is […]
Continue Reading →In the dispute between Etihad and the administrator of the insolvent German airline Air Berlin, Germany’s Federal Court of Justice (BGH) has now decided to stay the German action until […]
Continue Reading →Australia and the UK have announced plans to establish a partnership for the research and development of low emission technologies. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Pension providers must choose their words carefully when communicating with scheme members to avoid creating expectations which are not aligned with the scheme rules or provider’s terms and conditions. Read […]
Continue Reading →Many of the growing number of data protection-related claims being filed against businesses to have fallen victim to cyber attacks are being brought not just under data protection legislation but […]
Continue Reading →China’s central bank will maintain tight regulation of cryptocurrency activity, say reports after central bankers met to set a policy agenda for the remainder of 2021. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Since Brexit it has become much more complicated to employ UK citizens in Germany. For employers who operate across the border it is important to know which requirements must be […]
Continue Reading →UK businesses will be an increasing target for hostile takeovers, an expert in corporate finance and public mergers and acquisitions has predicted. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The UK government can better harness its buying power to save billions of pounds for the taxpayer, a former Cabinet Office minister has estimated. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Setting clear and unambiguous targets towards decarbonisation will give infrastructure owners and investors the starting point they need to drive real change. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Businesses can expect speedier and more individualised regulatory interventions in UK digital markets under new plans published by the UK government. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →A recent ruling by a court in the Cayman Islands will be welcomed by victims of fraud that go to court in the UK seeking to recover stolen assets transferred […]
Continue Reading →Indonesia’s Ministry of Public Works and Public Housing (PUPR) has said that it wants to extend its 2,000km network of toll roads to 5,000km in 2024. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →A nationwide online carbon market has opened in China for the first time. Previous online carbon trading was restricted to certain regions. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The shipping industry is under increased pressure to cut its carbon emissions, as part of a broader drive by governments and regulators to decarbonise the global economy and address the […]
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