By rights, the phrase 'energy management systems' should have business leaders leaping to their feet and cheering. Most choices made by companies involve compromise and trade-offs; there’s always an upside and a downside. Energy management is a rare win-win.
Energy management systems offer a way to reduce cost, improve efficiency, develop strategic resilience, enhance corporate reputation and protect the environment in one fell swoop. Is your organization doing all it can to manage energy well?
The Regulator of Social Housing has ordered a specialist supported housing association to improve its governance after it became clear it did not understand its own lease conditions, according to Inside Housing.
The Legal Services Board (LSB) has agreed to a change in the standard of proof used in barrister disciplinary proceedings, in a move which is likely to see more barristers being sanctioned, according to the Law Gazette.
Shetland is more than 100 miles away from the Scottish mainland, which means that it often ends up being put in a box when maps are printed. However, this is no longer allowed under a new law passed by the Scottish Parliament.
New apprenticeship standards will be introduced by August 2020, amending a previous government commitment to bringing in changes 'by 2020', according to FE Week.
Most people who buy a newly built home are happy with the build quality, but what about when buyers face problems? To help protect the interests of homebuyers and hold developers to account when things go wrong, the UK government has announced plans to establish a New Homes Ombudsman.
