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Employment Edit – what's new in employment law

Welcome to Employment Edit: this fortnight's updates cover the Trade Union Bill, holiday pay, gender pay reporting and restrictive covenants. 
05 May 2016

HMRC v Trigg – to QCB or not to QCB?

Would a change in currency in the UK or if the UK were to become an EU Member State be enough to make Qualifying Corporate Bonds into non-Qualifying Corporate Bonds?
27 April 2016

Employment Edit – what's new in employment law

This fortnight's updates cover religious discrimination, national minimum wage and living wage, data protection and recruitment. 
21 April 2016

£1m fine for breaching environmental permits: another loud message from the courts

A £1m court fine for a waste company is another demonstration that the new Environmental Sentencing Guideline has teeth, and businesses should take note.
19 April 2016

Final Adoption of General Data Protection Regulation by European Parliament

The European Parliament gave its formal approval on Thursday to the proposed text of the General Data Protection Regulation.
15 April 2016

Fintech Horizons - April 2016

In this issue: we report on the key recommendations published in the FAMR report; claiming Research and Development tax relief; guidance on the Consumer Rights Act.
08 April 2016

Blue Yearnings Limited – case summary

The Blue Yearnings case is, in many ways, unremarkable. However, it serves as a timely reminder to make sure that everyone is clear as to who owns the asset.
08 April 2016

Employment Edit – what's new in employment law

Welcome to Employment Edit: this fortnight's updates cover restrictive covenants, immigration skills charge, apprentices/young workers, sex discrimination and national minimum wage and living wage.
07 April 2016

EU to cut legal limits of Bisphenol A in food packaging

Bisphenol A (BPA) is very widely used in food contact materials, and has been a matter of concern to regulators in EU Member States for some years.
07 April 2016

European Parliament seeks to restrict approval of Glyphosate

Glyphosate is one of the most widely applied herbicides in the world. The Soil Association describes it as the most heavily used weed-killer in history.
05 April 2016

Flood defence consents

On 6 April 2016, flood defence consents go live under the broader Environmental Permitting regime.
05 April 2016

Radioactivity in Drinking Water

A European Directive made under the Euratom Treaty in 2013 requires the monitoring for radioactivity of water intended for human consumption.
05 April 2016

The Burges Salmon blog

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