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How is the Finance Sector handling Hybrid Working?
Ranging from regulatory and legal perspectives, to technology and health and wellbeing perspectives, this webinar approached the question from every
Procurement Policy Note 05/21
Public Law analysis: The Cabinet Office has published Procurement Policy Note (PPN) 05/21: National Procurement Policy Statement (PPN 05/21). Catherine
The Supreme Court rules on the judicial competence to recognise the compensation of debts after the declaration of insolvency proceedings
The Supreme Court judgement (Civil Division) no. 315/2021 of 13 May considers that the competent court to assess the compensation
Employment Appeal Tribunal rules on what is a 'philosophical belief' capable of protection in the workplace
Ruling demonstrates scope of type of belief protected under the Equality Act
Business Travel after Brexit – what can I do or not do?
Now that the European Union and the United Kingdom are gradually lifting their travel restrictions, we see borders beginning to
Will a new workers' watchdog make labour supply chain investigations harder to deal with?
The proposed new UK body to protect workers' rights is a clear signal that further governance and enforcement is on
The Energy Transition | Cabinet Office announces net zero commitment in procurement procedure, Ecotricity sells its Electric Highway to GRIDSERVE and Renewable Energy Guarantee of Origin prices revert to pre-pandemic levels.
This week we focus on the government's announcement that businesses must commit to net zero to win major government contracts
Employment Law Coffee Break: Addressing the ESG agenda, changing working models, and a new body to protect workers' rights
Welcome to our latest Employment Law Coffee Break in which we look at the latest developments impacting UK employers.
OSB in focus: what categories of content and communications are within the Online Safety Bill's scope?
The threat of big fines on annual global turnover means that it is crucial that online services understand the nature
Should access to the internet be a fundamental right?
The House of Lords recently published a report following its inquiry into how a rapidly increasing reliance on digital technology
