The Pensions Regulator (TPR) has written to 14 pension schemes expressing concern that they may have been overly generous with the offers...

The American Arbitration Association (AAA) has introduced alternative fee arrangements, with the expressed intention of assisting parties...

In 1962 a rocket carrying the Mariner 1 probe blew up shortly after blasting off from Cape Canaveral.  A subsequent investigation...

The ASA has published a fairly straightforward batch of rulings  this morning, including this one about the website of a clinical...

News that the government will consider a new train station at Doncaster Sheffield Airport should be welcomed by the region as a means of...

Only a week after the Competition and Markets Authority announced its probe into influencer marketing, blogger and vlogger Lydia Elise...

The High Court decision in Nori Holding Ltd v PJSC BOFC has confirmed that there is nothing in the Recast Brussels Regulation to...

 "What is your current salary, and what are your salary expectations?"  is a commonly asked interview question and one that...

If you provide workers in specific regulated sectors: agriculture, horticulture, shellfish gathering or any associated processing or...

Just as thousands of A-Level students, freshly-opened envelopes in hand, contemplated their future job prospects, news broke that the...

Another week, another ASA ruling under the new rules prohibiting the advertising high fat salt or sugar (HFSS) products to under 16s.

An...

A YouGov survey (which surveyed over 4000 adults)has found that only 6% of people now work 9am to 5pm and almost half of people work...

Chef James Cochran, formerly of restaurant James Cochran EC3, has become the latest celebrity creative to have to drop their own name as...

This morning I joined Petrie Hosken on the BBC Radio London Breakfast Show. From time to time I am invited to review the day's...

Given the restrictions on using a similar company name following liquidation (see section 216 of the Insolvency Act 1986), I'm amazed how...

The shock-waves from the failure of House of Fraser, and subsequent pre-pack administration sale to Sports Direct, continue to be felt...

Commercial property is generally a good long term investment.  Local authorities are in the enviable position of having a credit...

The pressure on local government finance continues.  Torbay Council's announcement this week that it would stop all non-urgent...

You might not always know it, but chances are you are being watched right now. Whether you are out on the street, in a shop or heading on...

The Competition and Markets Authority announced yesterday that it had launched an investigation into social media influencers who...

Following Sir Cliff Richard's win in his privacy battle against the BBC this summer in the High Court, the losing broadcaster's thoughts...

For the drinks and hospitality sector the Equality Act clearly has application to employees who have a disability. It is unlawful to...

Jonny Mayner reviews two Advertising Standards Authority Decisions from recent months in which the regulator has taken a view on the...

On 19 April, TSB found out the hard way what many other organisations, the NHS included, already knew - that Murphy's Law definitely does...

This  morning's ASA ruling against Amazon and it's promises of free "one-day delivery" for Amazon Prime users is notable for a...

With as many as 63% of staff on the factory floor in some food processing businesses being EU nationals, a recent report from the CBI...

The majority of Town and Parish councils, according to a new report, support the proposal for a standardised, compulsory code of conduct...

The European Court of Justice has confirmed that copyright in a photograph is infringed when it is re-posted online, even if it was...

Kelloggs, makers of "chocolately" cereal Coco Pops, has expressed disappointment with the Advertising Standards Authority's decision to...