Working time regulations – the essentials
Regulations limiting the amount of time an employee can work every week were brought into force through The Working Time Regulations 1998. This regulation was...
Regulations limiting the amount of time an employee can work every week were brought into force through The Working Time Regulations 1998. This regulation was...
If you own property which has surplus land or a large garden, you might consider selling part of it off to make some money. Just...
A commercial landlord’s tax avoidance plans have slithered to a slow crawl after their attempt to secure a business rates exemption through a sham ‘snail...
Artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionising industries across the board, and the legal sector is no exception. Law firms are traditionally seen to prefer the ‘old...
In light of the current housing crisis, and the high interest rates of high street lenders, more and more young people are turning to the...
There is no one piece of legislation setting out the legal requirements of the recruitment process. However, there are several legal requirements which employers must...
It is only when you stop and think about what accessibility requirements for businesses really means that you discover it is much wider than you...
Unveiled Employment Rights Bill paces change for employers and workers. Heralded as the greatest shake up in UK employment law for more than 30 years,...
The public have a right to roam much of the great outdoors in England. Open access land includes areas like downland, heathland, and mountains where...
Private residential landlords are being challenged to keep pace with current legislation and a scheme to support tenants through debt is one of the latest...