The Independent Workers’ Union of Great Britain (IWGB) submitted an application to the Central Arbitration Committee (CAC) in order to be recognized for collective bargaining in North London. In November…
…contribution, prepared under an International Development Research Centre (IDRC) Small Grant for Research Innovation. The special issue discusses examples of regulatory innovation on decent work for domestic workers from Europe…
…countries who consider that Brexit has diminished the value of their commitments may request compensation or changes in the text of the agreements, or ultimately terminate the agreement. The process…
…free movement rules. It recalls the discussions of free movement of workers at the time the EEC was established; it also looks at the differentiated provisions covering free movement of…
…Data had been collected long before computer technologies. Returning to the taxi example, a taxi driver could collect information on the passengers in her cab. What has evolved more recently…
…before I did. https://twitter.com/distrumption?lang=en [2] http://www.oecd.org/tax/beps/ [3] Tax and International Trade Committee joint session (Thursday, 15 March 2018), Inter-Pacific Bar Association (IPBA), entitled “BEPS and Tax & Customs Efficient Supply…
…to self-employed) were balanced against what were company requirements (such as wearing of uniform or compliance with administrative processes), the strict fixing of payments penalty dictated by the company and…
…restriction of free movement rights, but a full negation thereof. The Court should also be commended for not following the alternative approach suggested by the Advocate General. In his opinion…
…found the licensee company liable but extended that liability to include the director and an employee of the company. The extension of liability for amounts equivalent to duty was met…
…Geraldo Vidigal This article examines some of the European Union (EU) and World Trade Organization (WTO) legal issues that emerge for the United Kingdom’s (UK) public procurement law and…
…of superiority are intricately combined with hope and pride as a result of perceived opened opportunities. In Ukraine, Brexit is seen from a local perspective with its potential effects on…
…was free to select his “shifts” and choose when to work, and refusing a shift did not trigger any sanction from the company. A few months later, in January, the…
How to prepare to comply From 1 July 2018 food businesses must comply with labelling requirements set out by the Australian Government which aim to provide consumers with greater transparency…
…free trade agreements – in particular bilateral agreements – whereas the development of the World Trade System, on the other hand, is in virtual stasis. Free trade agreements forge consolidated…
…Investment Partnership (TTIP) generated significant public curiosity about trade, triggering a passionate debate reflecting many concerns. The European Commission Communication ‘Trade for All: Towards a More Responsible Trade and Investment…
…the European Commission to focus on new rules for online sales. In 2015, the Commission launched a public consultation on electronic commerce. It found that retailers responding to the consultation…
…Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement and Lessons for the Future’ (2017) 12, Issue 5 This article examines three issues arising out of the EU-Canada Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement and…
…‘too much’ remains. Moderating the competing arguments may be the imbalance of bargaining power between parties recognised at common law. Nevertheless, this framework cements the court’s position as assessor; along…
…free enterprise. The tax bill should have been used as a cudgel to compel U.S. multinationals to return their outsourced Chinese manufacturing hubs (and not mere eye candy factories) to…
People within the European Union travel more than ever before for professional or personal reasons. When they do so, the four freedoms enshrined in the TFEU guarantee that they can…
