Snacks: Digestible Weekly Labour News – Issue 191
Read the 191st edition of our weekly update on Italian labour law.
Author: Richard Strockl Archive
When is a claim “finally determined”? New guidance from Nothern Ireland on the interpretation of S.135(6) of the Building Safety Act 2022
In our latest article we discuss the outcome of Ulster Garden Villages and others v Farrans (Construction) Limited and others and the helpful indication it provides to parties going forward.
The Electronic Travel Authorisation scheme – are you ready?
This article outlines the planned roll-out of the UK government’s Electronic Travel Authorisation scheme.
Empowering climate action: our partnership with Giki
In June 2022 we launched a long-term partnership with social enterprise and registered B Corp Giki. Giki works with companies to encourage their employees to get involved in promoting sustainability in their personal lives and actions.
Pioneering sustainable aviation: the Pegasus Guidelines
In April 2024, WFW acted pro bono as the sole legal advisor for independent non-profit RMI and a working group of banks on the development and launch of the Pegasus Guidelines.
Mei Lin Goh Study Abroad Scholarship
Named and established in honour of the firm’s greatly missed former Singapore Office Head, The Mei Lin Goh Study Abroad Scholarship was established with the University of Nottingham, where Mei was a School of Law alumna.
Heavy Industries Go Light: The End of Uniform Electricity Prices Across Germany?
It is rare to see renewable energy associations and heavy industry players agreeing on matters of energy policy – however just this is currently happening regarding discussions to split the German electricity market into two or more separate “bidding zones”.
WFW advises Rude Health on sale to Oddlygood
Rude Health is a top five UK plant-based drinks brand widely available across major retailers and foodservice operators nationwide.
Heavy Industries Go Light: The Chemical Industry and Renewables – A Path Towards Sustainability
As the world moves towards a greener future, the chemical industry must continue to innovate and adapt, playing a crucial role in the global effort to combat climate change.
Heavy Industries Go Light: Energy transition in industrial parks
EU Renewable Energy Directive (RED III) mandates 42% green hydrogen use in the industry by 2030, rising to 60% by 2035 which will have significant impacts on industrial parks.
