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Public Service Pensions Update | May 2021
This month, we look at announcements made in the Queen's speech. We also consider developments ranging from draft regulations which
International Employment Law Coffee Break
Hybrid working | Business travel policies | AI regulation | Whistleblowing developments
Main changes of the “Rider law”
On 12 May 2021, the Official State Gazette published Royal Decree-Law 9/2021, which amends the text of the Workers' Statute
HR pensions spotlight – how do you provide death-in-service benefits?
We look at how an excepted group life policy (EGLP) scheme can help to solve lifetime allowance problems.
Employment Law Coffee Break | Covid-19 update, managing workplace conflict and are whistleblowing reforms on the cards?
Welcome to our Employment Law Coffee Break where we look at the latest developments impacting on UK employers.
New regulations put trustees 'in the driving seat' in the fight against pension scams
Our series on the Pension Schemes Act 2021 turns to draft regulations that require trustees to check that one of
Recruitment and other workforce solutions businesses focus on the future of work as lockdown eases
Decisions about offering remote or hybrid working after the pandemic will require businesses to revisit employment contracts and employee arrangements.
Employee Incentives Update | May 2021
In this edition: EMI options call for evidence | New report on employee share ownership | Reminder on annual returns
Trust Registration Service | extension to non-tax paying trusts
HMRC has provided an update on the extension of the Trust Registration Service to non-tax paying trusts
A stake in success | new report highlights the benefits of employee share ownership
A new think-tank report calls for an expansion of employee share ownership in the UK and makes policy recommendations
Annual returns for employment-related securities | deadline 6 July 2021
The deadline for submitting HMRC annual returns in respect of employment-related security arrangements for the tax year ending 5 April