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Government consults on details of shared parental leave

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The Government has published a consultation on administering shared parental leave and pay . The consultation sets out details of how the scheme will work in practice and states that it will be called ‘shared’ rather than ‘flexible’...

What Terms and Conditions do you need on your website?

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Your Terms and Conditions are vital to your business and can provide you with the necessary legal protection needed in the event that a customer makes a claim against you in relation to the goods and/or services you are providing. It can be a daunting task...

What Terms and Conditions do you need on your website?

Karen Edwards
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Your Terms and Conditions are vital to your business and are also required by law to protect you and your customers. It can be a daunting task trying to decide what you need on your website but the topics you should include are: • Contracts •...

Government consults on details of shared parental leave

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The Government has published a consultation on administering shared parental leave and pay . The consultation sets out details of how the scheme will work in practice and states that it will be called ‘shared’ rather than ‘flexible’...

ACAS consults on draft flexible working code

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Under proposals included in the Children and Families Bill, the right to request flexible working will be extended to all employees who have worked for their employer for 26 weeks or more. Kate Fretten , Employment Partner, says "The current...

ACAS consults on draft flexible working code

Chris Dobbs
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Under proposals included in the Children and Families Bill, the right to request flexible working will be extended to all employees who have worked for their employer for 26 weeks or more. Kate Fretten, Employment Partner, says “The current...

Employer entitled to rely on written warning

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In Davies v Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council,   the Court of Appeal has held that only in limited circumstances will a tribunal hearing an unfair dismissal claim be entitled to 're-open' an employer's decision to issue a final...

Employer entitled to rely on written warning

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In Davies v Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council,   the Court of Appeal has held that only in limited circumstances will a tribunal hearing an unfair dismissal claim be entitled to ‘re-open’ an employer’s decision to issue a...

Warranties and Indemnities - what's the difference

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You may be asked at some time to provide a warranty or indemnity personally, or on behalf of your company. What’s the difference between them and what are the implications for the directors personally when they are given? A warranty is a form of...

Warranties and Indemnities - what's the difference

Matthew Fretten
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You may be asked at some time to provide a condition, warranty or indemnity on behalf of your company. What’s the difference between them and what are the implications for the directors personally when they are given? A condition, just like a...

Government to strengthen whistleblowers' protections

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The Government has announced its intention to amend the Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Bill to protect whistle blowers from bullying or harassment by co-workers. The Government has also produced an updated policy paper setting out why it is taking the...

Government to strengthen whistleblowers' protections

Chris Dobbs
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The Government has announced its intention to amend the Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Bill to protect whistle blowers from bullying or harassment by co-workers. The Government has also produced an updated policy paper setting out why it is taking the...

ACAS consults on draft code of practice on settlement agreements

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ACAS is consulting on a draft statutory code of practice to accompany the provisions on compromise agreements in the Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Bill, currently progressing through Parliament. As well as renaming such agreements ‘settlement...

ACAS consults on draft code of practice on settlement agreements

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ACAS is consulting on a draft statutory code of practice to accompany the provisions on compromise agreements in the Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Bill, currently progressing through Parliament. As well as renaming such agreements ‘settlement...

How do you contest a will?

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A will is a legally binding document setting out a person’s instructions, wishes and bequests but there are several reasons whereby a Will may be challenged including : • The will was not made in accordance with the law and is therefore invalid ...

How do you contest a Will?

Michelle Hayter
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A will is a legally binding document setting out a person’s instructions, wishes and bequests but there are several reasons whereby a will may be challenged including : • The will was not made in accordance with the law and is therefore invalid ...

Business Partnership Agreements

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There are many issues to be considered before going into partnership and the importance of having a Partnership Agreement in place before you open for business cannot be stressed too highly. If you don’t set out your rights and responsibilities in a...

Business Partnership Agreements

Michelle Hayter
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There are many issues to be considered before going into partnership and the importance of having a Partnership Agreement in place before you open for business cannot be stressed too highly. If you don’t set out your rights and responsibilities in a...

ACAS consults on draft code of practice on settlement agreements

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ACAS is consulting on a draft statutory code of practice to accompany the provisions on compromise agreements in the Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Bill, currently progressing through Parliament. As well as renaming such agreements ‘settlement...

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