Home Information Pack Suspended
Home Information Pack Suspended (HIP)
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Right to request time to train
Although budgets are tight at the moment, most employers recognise the benefits of a well-trained workforce.
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Putting your house on the market? Speak to us first.
Traditionally anyone wishing to sell their property would speak to an estate agent initially. Since April 2009, you will need a home information pack (HIP) before you can start to market your house or apartment, so speak to us first.
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Families and carers face costly problems with Court of Protection
We insure our life, our home, our cars, our holidays and even our pets against misfortune. So why do so many people fail to guard against costly problems for our loved ones that could arise from our serious illness or death?
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Shareholder disputes and resolution
Shareholder relationships have been likened to a commercial marriage with similar personal and financial stress resulting from a relationship breakdown.
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Break clauses: implications for landlords and tenants
Break provisions allow tenants and landlords the right to terminate their lease before the expiry of a fixed term.
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Age Discrimination - Can it be justified?
With the UK Government bringing forward its consultation on a legal retirement age, two European cases have recently dealt with age discrimination and clarified when it may or may not be justified.
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Proposed statutory payment rates
Statutory payment type and rate for 2010-11
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Religion and belief - where employers fear to tread.
So far, only a few cases have been brought under the Employment Equality (Religion or Belief) Regulations, which came into force in December 2003.
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Obtaining a medical report and the new "fit note"
There are a number of reasons why you, as an employer, might need to obtain a medical report on an employee.
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