As the global competitive landscape is transformed by digitisation and globalisation, so too is the role of GC being redefined. How can today's GCs stay relevant for the future? No one could accuse ...
A recent Paris Court of Appeal ruling ordering a blanket blocking of several pornographic websites underscores the growing concerns over child protection in the digital age, an expert has said. The ...
A recent ruling has shown that entitlement to relief under the Australian Consumer Law (ACL) could be used as a defence in construction cases seeking to recover statutory debts arising from Western ...
Chris Thomas tells HRNews about how salary sacrifice, especially pension contributions, can save employers NICs costs post-Budget. We're sorry, this video is not ...
Stuart Neilson tells HRNews about the likely impact of the changes to zero hours contracts set out in the Employment Rights Bill. We're sorry, this video is not ...
There is a presumption in South Africa that ministerial consent to develop land that offers access to the country’s rich minerals and petroleum resources is required by renewables developers, but that ...
China’s ‘belt and road initiative’ (BRI) aims for ‘small and beautiful’ infrastructure projects as it enters its next phase of development. The term ‘Xiaoermei’ (small and beautiful) was first used in ...
The long-awaited guidance for the new corporate criminal offence of “failure to prevent fraud” has been published by the UK government, marking a significant step in the ongoing efforts to combat ...