Royal Assent of the UK’s Pension Schemes Act 2021 marks another step closer to a pensions industry supported by dashboard infrastructure. By 2023 pensions businesses will need to be ready […]
Continue Reading →Australia’s electricity rules maker Australian Energy Market Commission (AEMC) has finalised a new rule preventing wind and solar projects from cutting output without prior notice to avoid negative wholesale electricity […]
Continue Reading →South Australia’s government has approved a AU$3 billion ($2.3bn) Goyder South wind, solar and battery storage project to the south of Burra and to the north of Roberstown. Read Complete […]
Continue Reading →Royal Assent of the UK’s Pension Schemes Act 2021 marks another step closer to a pensions industry supported by dashboard infrastructure. By 2023 pensions businesses will need to be ready […]
Continue Reading →If Germany and the EU are to meet their targets for reducing emissions of greenhouse gases they will have to make strides towards increasing the use of alternative fuel vehicles […]
Continue Reading →Fleur Benns tells HRNews about two announcements in the Spring Budget affecting EMI options Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Anne Sammon tells HRNews how gig workers’ contracts are of secondary importance in determining status Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Emma Johnston tells HRNews how the Uber decision impacts app-based gig platforms Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Singapore and Australia are considering creating an air travel bubble to allow residents of the two countries to travel without the need for quarantine. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The international tax rules are being reformed to cope with the increasing digitalisation of business. Work is ongoing to reach an international consensus. Meanwhile some countries, including the UK and […]
Continue Reading →Malawi has become the 167th country to accede to New York Convention which governs the recognition and enforcement of arbitral awards made in other countries. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →UK businesses required to produce an annual modern slavery statement are being urged to publish this in a new online registry operated by the Home Office. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) ruled that framing or inline linking is an unauthorised use of copyright if it circumvents technical measures the author has taken. […]
Continue Reading →The UK’s Pensions Regulator (TPR) plans to adopt a similar approach to prosecuting new criminal offences as it takes to seeking contribution notices, under changes introduced by the Pension Schemes […]
Continue Reading →Malaysia’s Energy Commission has announced the shortlisted bidders after it made a request for proposals for 1 gigawatt (GW) of solar projects in the fourth round of its large-scale solar […]
Continue Reading →Japan’s power generation company JERA has submitted a primary environmental impact consideration document for a new offshore wind project to Japan’s Ministry of Economy, Trade, and Industry (METI). Read Complete […]
Continue Reading →ASX listed energy provider AGL is to acquire two Australian solar power companies, Epho and Solgen Energy Group. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The usual costs rule in litigation is that the losing party will be ordered to pay a substantial proportion of the winning party’s legal costs. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →From 1 August 2013 organisations will have to deal with personal injury claims through a Government claims Portal. This guide explains how the Portal works. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Commercial organisations subject to the 2015 Modern Slavery Act (‘the Act’) must report annually on the steps that they have taken during the financial year to ensure that slavery and […]
Continue Reading →Email may be admitted as evidence in court proceedings so organisations need to consider the practical issues this raises. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Chris Thomas tells HRNews about an overlooked proposal in the Taylor Review designed to bring employment status certainty Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →A court has clarified that assessment of what constitutes “isolated homes in the countryside” and the weighing of harm against benefits in proposals relating to heritage assets are both matters […]
Continue Reading →Switzerland has become the first country to formally give its consent to the UK re-joining an important international disputes convention in the wake of its withdrawal from the EU. Read […]
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