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...law to reduce their carbon emissions. The approach to this varies throughout the UK. You can explore these for your nation via the links below: Wales – Well-being of Future Generations (Wales) Act 2015(Public bodies only) and Environment (Wales) Act 2016 England – Climate Change Act 2008 and Sustainability and climate change: a strategy for the education and...

...law and advocacy housing research employment and training umbrella bodies. The biggest of these by number of organisations is social services but the group with the most wealth is the grant-making organisations. Activity 5 Classifying organisations Timing: Allow approximately 5 minutes Using the above categories of economic activity, answer the following questions: Choose...

...law, but not all. The quote below from John Cove illustrates how these important features impact upon the football business: For my club MK Dons there are clearly a number of both internal and external stakeholders. These include those employed in all areas of the business, the fans, the owner and even the other clubs we compete with. They all have differing interests –...

...law dictates who gets everything. Pension plans usually have arrangements to pay some of your pension to a spouse or other dependents, so it’s important to check that you have given your pension provider up-to-date details of your dependents. You will recall from the previous section on bereavement that if you have defined contribution arrangements and you die before 75...