Open cycle gas turbines have an important role to play in providing security of energy supply in Ireland as the country transitions away from relying on fossil fuels as the […]
Continue Reading →Measures aimed at giving pension schemes more of a say over how the companies that scheme members’ assets are invested in are run have been proposed by a UK industry […]
Continue Reading →Businesses operating in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) will be subject to new data protection laws due to come into effect on 23 March 2022. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The UK’s First-tier tax Tribunal (FTT) has no general jurisdiction to judicially review decisions made by HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC), but it can consider public law arguments in some […]
Continue Reading →South Africa’s draft National Infrastructure Plan (NIP) 2050, published in August 2021, has outlined a focus on building a regional agenda for infrastructure. Read Complete Article
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Continue Reading →The UK Treasury has confirmed it is planning to impose a levy on firms subject to anti-money laundering (AML) regulations to fund the UK’s fight against economic crime. Read Complete […]
Continue Reading →Sarah Munro tells HRNews about ‘green jobs’ and the new generation of workers attracted to them Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Anne Sammon tells HRNews about the FCA’s consultation on diversity and inclusion on company boards and executive committees Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) has enacted changes to its employment law to bring in a number of clarifications and account for working from home arrangements. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Businesses in Scotland should ensure they complete their three-yearly land and building transaction tax (LBTT) return, with many potentially due a rebate, an expert has said. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Trends seen in other jurisdictions and a boom in ‘green’ investments suggests climate-related litigation in the UK will increase and its focus broaden beyond the commitments and claims made by […]
Continue Reading →Local authorities, utility companies, Network Rail and public agencies such as Natural England, Historic England and the Marine Management Organisation should be subject to a new legal duty to engage […]
Continue Reading →An increase in claims for tax credits for research and development (R&D) by small and medium businesses (SMEs) provides further evidence that the government needs to safeguard access to R&D […]
Continue Reading →The value of fossil fuel subsidies globally was about US$6 trillion in 2020, according to International Monetary Fund (IMF) research. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Changes to intellectual property (IP) laws to account for the growing use of artificial intelligence (AI) systems will be proposed by the UK government before the end of the year, […]
Continue Reading →The cost of litigation and arbitration in Africa can be significantly reduced if more proceedings are conducted virtually, but investment is needed to ensure those proceedings are always fair and […]
Continue Reading →New guidelines issued by the Scottish Sentencing Council will lead to increased consistency in sentencing in Scotland, including in respect of health and safety offences, an expert has said. Read […]
Continue Reading →The Indonesian government has approved the subsea survey permit and the proposed route for a major A$30 billion (US$22bn) Australia-Asia solar power project. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Brexit will have an impact on how cross-border disputes with a European dimension are conducted, affecting applicable law, jurisdiction and enforcement of judgments. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →An expanded Australia-Japan consortium will start a feasibility study on an A$10.4 million (US$760m) green hydrogen project. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Anne Sammon tells HRNews about checking for inadvertent furlough overclaims Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Anne Sammon tells HRNews about the government’s plans for making flexible working the default Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →A major review announced by the UK government has the potential for significant impact on all areas of UK legislation that has its roots in EU law, ranging from intellectual […]
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