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Working it out when things go wrong

Working it out when things go wrong

By family law expert Rebecca Procter. The ongoing pandemic has placed many pressures on our personal lives, with one in five relationships struggling to survive according to research by University College London.  It’s a further regrettable statistic from the past two...
Back to work means business must keep the workplace Covid-safe

Back to work means business must keep the workplace Covid-safe

The Government’s latest lifting of Covid-related restrictions, allowing business to return to the workplace, should mean worker welfare is a top priority according to health and safety experts. Personal Injury specialist Chris Tagg takes a look at the businesses...
Protecting your business if you lose mental capacity

Protecting your business if you lose mental capacity

With people seeking greater flexibility and a better work-life balance, small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) now account for 99 per cent of all private businesses in the UK. ‘Launching and building your new startup is an exciting time and contingency planning is...
Whistleblowing

Whistleblowing

An employee has the right not be subjected to detriment by their employer on the ground that they made a protected disclosure. In deciding whether treatment is done ‘on the ground’ of making a protected disclosure, the tribunal must decide whether the protected...
Unlimited holiday!

Unlimited holiday!

Stockbrokers at London firm FinCapp have decided to give their employees unlimited holiday entitlement. After a bumper 6 months for workload and profit, the business has decided to introduce the policy to guard against staff burn out. The move will flip the standard...