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Warranties and indemnities are contractual clauses that provide protection to buyers. In a typical sale and purchase agreement, it is the buyer who bears...

Guidance from The Pensions Regulator highlights the benefits of equality, diversity and inclusion practices and offers recommendations for implementation.

All trustees rely on help from their advisers to run their pension schemes.

All trustees rely on help from their advisers to run their pension schemes. From administration to actuarial services, investment consultancy to legal advice, advisers and service providers have a key...

The Supreme Court has upheld Unison's appeal and found that the Employment Tribunal fee regime is unlawful.

The UK offshore wind industry continues to expand – as it must do in order to achieve the generation capacity targets set out in the UK government's CP30 strategy.

Businesses found employing workers without a right to work can now be fined up to £45,000 per worker for a first breach, and up to £60,000 for repeated breaches.

Construction is dangerous business. Whilst the number of deaths has decreased in recent years, in 2017-2018 there were 38 construction worker fatalities across the UK ...

As the UK looks beyond lockdown, anticipation is growing for what the ‘new normal' will look like. With social distancing set to be in place until a vaccine for COVID-19 is found, workplaces are going to...

Non-alcoholic alternatives are increasingly in the spotlight and their rise in popularity brings with it new considerations for workplaces. We consider the issue of non-alcoholic drinks in the workplace...

The perfect, it is often said, may be the enemy of the good. But is a public body lawfully entitled to select the 'good' over the 'perfect' when faced with the choice of sanctioning a 'stop-gap' in the journey to compliance?

In this article, Mairead MacDonald and Hamish Lean provide an overview of the rising investment in natural capital in the rural market and the opportunities this provides for rural landowners and investors.

Global Asbestos Awareness Week has just finished – a reminder that this problem still requires action within the construction industry.

Carly Duckett provides an overview of potential changes to fresh food packaging regulations, summarising what those regulations would mean for organisations in the food and drink sector and what steps...

On 18 January 2019, the Electronic Invoicing (Public Contracts etc.) Amendment (Scotland) Regulations 2019 (the Regulations) were laid before the Scottish Parliament.

Previously we covered the Clean Industry Bonus, an additional stream of revenue available to developers of offshore windfarms through the UK government's...

During and after the Second World War, as many as 70,000 British women, known as 'war brides', left the UK to start new lives in the US with...