Browsing online is not a sackable offence
In a recent employment tribunal ruling, an accountancy administrator has received more than £14,000 after it was found that the...
Read More16th Jan 26
Browsing online is not a sackable offence
In a recent employment tribunal ruling, an accountancy administrator has received more than £14,000 after it was found that the...
Read More16th Jan 26
Impact of Digital ID checks on hiring new staff
Whilst the government has backtracked on plans for a mandatory digital ID card, by 2029 all right to work checks...
Read More16th Jan 26
When is the last straw for an employee?
When ‘the last straw’ due to multiple events can lead to a constructive dismissal case against an employer. In a...
Read More16th Jan 26
Should I gift farmland to family members?
Changes announced in the 30th October 2024 budget mean that after 6 April 2026, there will be an Inheritance Tax...
Read More12th Jan 26
Notice of a statutory nuisance under Section 82(6) Environmental Protection Act 1990
Residential Landlords – how well do you know the current condition of your rental property and are you meeting all...
Read More4th Dec 25
Child Arrangements at Christmas: How to Create a Peaceful Plan That Puts Children First
For separated or newly separated parents, Christmas can feel like a logistical and emotional challenge. Questions around where children will...
Read More1st Dec 25