The UK government has confirmed that it will introduce legislation requiring employers to include salary information in job ...

A tribunal has been asked to look again at whether the operator of Liverpool’s port owes more UK corporation tax after judges ruled that the tribunal’s original decision, which found the company could ...

Ben Brown tells HRNews how multinationals should review their EWC agreements, assess consultation risks and prepare managers ...

Ian Shaw tells HRNews how employers can take advantage of the Budget changes to CSOP and EMI, and HR’s role in communicating ...

The decisive point in time for determining whether a managing director is excluded from general dismissal protection under ...

Laura Kennedy tells HRNews how employers can prevent AI-generated grievances from escalating into costly disputes through ...

Businesses that rely on design protection should start reviewing how they register, disclose and enforce their intellectual ...

The Commission for Regulation of Utilities (CRU) has approved the framework for Ireland's first procurement of up to 500 megawatts (MW) of long-duration energy storage (LDES), marking a significant ...

EU policymakers have moved to strengthen consumer rights for the agentic AI age with the proposed new Digital Fairness Act ...

As private credit defaults are on the rise, professional services firms could be increasingly in the firing line for ...

HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) has announced the introduction of a new claims process for businesses that have failed to ...

Operators of wind or solar farms in Britain will be required to invest in local communities or otherwise ensure those communities benefit from their projects in other ways, if draft new legislation ...