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Northern Ireland Programme for Government signals growth opportunity for construction

The programme sets out immediate priorities in nine focus areas.

Singapore Budget 2025: new measures to enhance recruitment and workforce resilience

Initiatives aimed at driving recruitment of older workers and ex-offenders, as well as the upskilling of existing employees, were among those announced by Wong in his speech.

In International Financing Review, Jennifer Cormier Examines DEI Challenge Over Sustainability-Linked Bonds Diversity Targets

“These DEI numerical targets could raise issues, especially if it is directly linked to a financial incentive,” said Jennifer.

Workplace Gender Equality Agency Gender Pay Gap Employer Statement 2025

A higher proportion of women in casual or part-time work, also contributes to our pay gap.

Insolvency Practitioners' Roles and Responsibilities - Jurisdictional Insights - Jersey

Worldwide, insolvency practitioners have similar objectives

International estate planning: registering a foreign lasting power of attorney for use in Jersey

Some would argue that Lasting Powers of Attorney are more vital than wills, as they are designed to operate at a time when the donor is alive but vulnerable.

Legacy combustible cladding risks drive recent cases in Victoria

Two recent decisions by the Victorian courts have shaped the way forward for the state’s rights to recover the costs of CSV funded cladding rectification work from companies.

CRS and FATCA: The Basics for Private Wealth

The reporting is done on an annual basis rather than being based on specific requests issued by one tax authority to another.

UK government sets out further sweeping reforms to toughen construction safety rules

The aim is to improve standards in the industry and ensure those responsible for building safety are held to account.

What does Ronan's Law on knife control mean for UK retailers?

This may affect luxury goods makers both online and in retail stores - below we outline the key information which may be helpful to those in the retail sector.

CJEU’s First Ruling on the Validity of Asymmetric Jurisdiction Clauses

After the hearing, the Court deemed a prior opinion from the Advocate General not necessary.

Trump’s return: implications for US investment in Ireland

Trump’s previous administration was marked by a protectionist trade stance

Changes to first-time registration of immigration permission in Ireland

The Immigration Service Delivery (ISD) will now be the sole department responsible for these applications

Ogier Global awarded ISAE 3402 Type II accreditation

ISAE 3402 was developed by the International Auditing and Assurance Standards Board (IAASB) and published by the International Federation of Accountants (IFAC).

How a US AI ruling could influence UK copyright policy

The fundamental disagreement on how copyright law should be interpreted in the context of AI training and use has also been reflected in increasing litigation.

ICLG Mergers & Acquisitions 2025: Cayman Islands

Suzanne Correy, Louise Cowley and Akshay Naidoo provide an analysis of the laws and regulations on mergers and acquisitions in the Cayman Islands.

Neonatal care leave and pay – a new right from 6 April 2025

Each year approximately 100,000 babies are admitted to neonatal care.

New Arbitration Act enhances London’s dispute resolution reputation

Reforms to arbitration law in England and Wales were considered under the last Conservative government, after the Law Commission of England and Wales had undertaken

British Virgin Islands Regulatory Obligations and Filing Deadlines 2025

This update covers British Virgin Islands key regulatory obligations and filing deadlines for 2025.

Procurement Act comes into force introducing new obligations for firms

The Act itself does not contain all that is necessary for a contracting authority to carry out a compliant procurement procedure.

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