Employment Law Update October 2016
Employment law updates from Moore Blatch for October 2016 – The Duty to Act in Good Faith, Changes to the National Minimum Wage, and how Brexit is affecting employer optimism.
Legal Updates for Business and Contract News Blog
Slavery in the UK, Brexit and more: Employment Law Update August 2016
Reports from Moore Blatch covering slavery in the UK and what Brexit could mean for employment law in the UK.
Brexit for Business – How to Adjust Your Commercial Contracts and Agreements
Solicitor and ContractStore founder Giles Dixon has some useful pointers for updating your commercial contracts in the light of the UK Brexit vote.
Brexit – The Legal (Constitutional) Position
How does the referendum vote translate into parliamentary procedure? Giles Dixon looks at the Brexit process from a constitutional perspective.
Employment Law Update June 2016
Does Your Company Have Any ‘Persons with Significant Control’?
If so, you need to include their details in a new Register. If you run a limited company, under new regulations, it is necessary to keep a register of people with significant control of the company.
Employment Law Update February 2016
The latest update from Moore Blatch is out now: What’s to Come in 2016 Childcare Vouchers Confusion CBI Urges Government to Lift Visa Restrictions Monitoring Personal Emails at Work How Divorce Affects the Workplace Employment Law Update February
£2.3 million Fine Under Bribery Act. Protect Your Business!
Consultant Sweett Group have been fined £2.25 million plus £95,000 costs at Southwark Crown Court in the first prosecution under Section 7(1) of the Bribery Act. This is an offence of strict liability – if
Think Twice Before You Copy From Another Website (it could prove to be expensive!)
In a recent case, a home improvement company in Bradford lifted 21 images from the website of a loft conversion company in the London area when it decided to move into loft conversion work and
Consumer Rights Act – Unfair Contract Terms
The Consumer Rights Act 2015 introduces new rights for consumers and our previous articles have dealt with how the Act affects sale of goods, services and digital products. The Act also re-states and expands the