Gillian Harrington tells HRNews how the UK government’s new outsourcing rules will affect bids, requiring early comparison of workforce terms, with cost and equal pay risks.

Indonesia has introduced a far-reaching overhaul of its waste-to-energy (WtE) regulatory framework, marking one of the most ...

UK law that governs how applications for supplementary protection certificates (SPCs) fall to be assessed remains aligned ...

Microsoft’s software licensing practices are to be examined more closely by the UK’s lead competition authority.

The licensing of two fintech firms to provide open banking services in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) marks “a significant ...

Bahrain’s Central Bank is preparing to tighten oversight of the rapidly expanding buy now, pay later sector, following the ...

A review by the UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) into consumer understanding takes a “proportionate approach” to firms’ ...

Force majeure is back on lenders’ agendas across Gulf project financings, with the ongoing conflict in the region creating ...

The Australian government will seek to prioritise new data centres and artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure that most ...

The conflict in the Middle East is creating real disruption across supply chains, insurance markets, labour and mobilisation timelines – which, in turn, directly affects bidders tendering for power ...

Fintech firms, banks and payment providers in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) should reassess their governance, risk ...

As global emissions continue to rise and fail to follow science-based emissions trajectories to limit warming to 1.5C, climate adaptation is increasingly recognised as a strategic imperative to guard ...