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18 Apr 2019
UK tax authority HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) has published a list of actions to help large and medium-sized businesses in the private sector prepare for changes to the off-payroll working rules from 6 April 2020.
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18 Apr 2019
ANALYSIS: UK businesses need to focus their efforts on producing sustained improvements to the gender pay gap (GPG) over the long term, rather than placing too much emphasis on annual figures.
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17 Apr 2019
ANALYSIS: Last week the UK government published its white paper on online harms. The proposals are focused on what internet companies should do to help address what is an important and complex issue, and they should be viewed as the start of the journey...
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17 Apr 2019
The conflicting interests different organisations have in using information can be managed through 'data trust' models, the Open Data Institute (ODI) has said at the end of a piloting scheme.
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17 Apr 2019
Middlesbrough Football Club's arrangements with low paid employees to spread the cost of football season tickets did not breach national minimum wage (NMW) rules, the employment tribunal has decided.
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17 Apr 2019
A ruling by the High Court of England and Wales should give people involved in litigation more guidance on the procedure they should follow if discontinuing just part of a claim.
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16 Apr 2019
ANALYSIS: A new agreement between mainland China and Hong Kong on interim measures in arbitration gives the Hong Kong arbitration industry a unique advantage in disputes that might involve evidence, assets or parties in China.
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15 Apr 2019
The UK government’s proposed new legislation to allow ‘no fault’ divorces in England and Wales should lead to faster settlements and enhanced levels of privacy, an expert has said.
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15 Apr 2019
LEGAL UPDATE: The High Court has considered and clarified the relationship between a mortgage borrower, lender and receiver, concluding that a receiver and lender have separate duties and the receiver will not have acted in bad faith or in breach of any...
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15 Apr 2019
The Irish Commission for the Regulation of Utilities (CRU) has announced that commercial battery storage units will now have to pay the levy charged to all electricity customers to support renewable energy generation.
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