Month: June 2022

Fleur Benns tells HRNews about the advantages of Employee Ownership Trusts for both employees and companies

Michelle Bachelet, 70, said she will spend more time with her family in Chile. She was criticised by rights groups and some governments over her visit last month to China; they said she did not do enough to act against alleged abuses against Uygurs in Xinjiang.

During Lee’s week-long local leave, Wong will have a chance to chair his first Cabinet meeting.

A machine to drill tunnels has been unveiled in Manila. President Duterte called it a gift from the Japanese people to the Philippines; the nation was occupied by Japan during World War II.

Evacuation orders have been lifted for some residents in Fukushima Prefecture, first time people allowed to live again in ‘difficult-to-return’ zone, but many are still worried.

Saifuddin Abdullah said Asean needed to find new ways to de-escalate Myanmar’s violence or risk the junta writing off the bloc’s resolve to take firm action.

Richard Marles says Canberra values its trade ties with Beijing, but has concerns over the lack of transparency in its military build-up.

The current volatile and unpredictable market conditions pose a risk to the success of major projects. However, there are ways that contractors and clients can manage risks associated with inflation in their contracts.

Thousands of demonstrators marched in Dhaka and around India chanting slogans and urging nations to cut ties with the country. One official has been suspended and one expelled after insults of religious figures.

Investment funds should expect changes to the way the Central Bank of Ireland evaluates existing and proposed sustainability disclosures, according to one legal expert, after the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) issued new guidance.