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Saving Costs Whilst Saving Your Business

We are living in very difficult times for employers. Various sources suggest that the number of employees on U.K payroll has dropped significantly and

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Force Majeure

Force Majeure

The Covid-19 lockdown measures implemented by the UK Government have inevitably disrupted contracts and supply chains across the country leaving many businesses to review their

Pencil iconBy Kate Fowler on 22nd June 2020
Protecting Inheritance from the pitfalls of Divorce

Pensions on Divorce and The PAG report

W V H (divorce: financial remedies) [2020] EWFC B10

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NHS Test & Trace, Absence, Home-working & sick pay

Mortgage Possession Proceedings

Currently the general stay on most possession proceedings (and appeals in such proceedings) is due to run out at the end of this month.

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Late Payment Options

Late Payment Options

Once an invoice falls overdue, the likelihood of success decreases the older the debt become due.

Pencil iconBy Robert Barnard on 4th June 2020
Changes to furlough scheme

Changes to furlough scheme

The Government have announced further changes to the furlough scheme. The precise detail has not yet been released and further guidance is anticipated on 12 June.

Pencil iconBy Angela Gorton on 1st June 2020
NHS Test & Trace, Absence, Home-working & sick pay

NHS Test & Trace, Absence, Home-working & sick pay

Yesterday the Government published its overview of the Test & Trace service including what happens if employees test positive for COVID-19. This note considers some of

Pencil iconBy Joan Pettingill on 28th May 2020
Secret CCTV and the right to privacy

Breaching a confidentiality provision in a COT3 agreement

A COT3 agreement will usually be entered into where an ACAS conciliator has assisted an employer and employee to negotiate the terms of a settlement.

Pencil iconBy Kathryn Moorhouse on 26th May 2020
Coronavirus and Immigration: Sponsorship Duties

Furlough and holiday pay guidance published

Can staff take holiday during furlough? If so, at what rate should it be paid? Can furloughed workers carry forward holiday under the 2020 amendment to

Pencil iconBy Joan Pettingill on 14th May 2020
Coronavirus and Immigration: Sponsorship Duties

Covid-19 and Construction Law

At the time of writing, the construction industry in England has been permitted to continue trading and operating, provided that specific health and safety measures,

Pencil iconBy Jonathan Cripwell on 12th May 2020
Returning to Work, Health & Safety and Employee Complaints – Key Issues For Employers

Extension of furlough scheme

The Furlough scheme is to be extended until the end of October 2020 in an effort to help businesses readjust and ease employees back to work.

Pencil iconBy Angela Gorton on 12th May 2020
Returning to Work, Health & Safety and Employee Complaints – Key Issues For Employers

Coronavirus and Immigration – Right to Work Checks

COVID-19 has impacted every business throughout the country in many different ways, whether it is employees being furloughed or agile working taking a new direction.

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