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Changes to redundancy and notice pay calculations from 31 July
In some breaking news, the Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy has today announced that it is implementing a new law
New measures to claw back COVID-19 support payments under the Finance Act 2020
The Finance Act 2020 (Act) came into force on 22 July 2020 and contains new measures to ensure that Covid-19 support payments can be...
The Finance Act 2020 - Less than 90 days to take action
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Firstly, 31 July 2020 is the last day that an employer can submit claims for furlough periods ending on or before 30 June. This means...
Video-witnessing of wills to be made legal during the Coronavirus pandemic
Big news this weekend as the government announced a change in the law to allow video witnessing of wills, to make it easier for people to...
The new Hong Kong British National (Overseas) visa
The UK Government has announced a new visa for holders of British National (Overseas) status in Hong Kong in response to political...
New report identifies steps needed to improve the financing landscape for innovative business in the North West
A report published on 23 July emphasises the need to deliver more investment-ready businesses and a stronger finance pipeline for...
Hairdresser wins landmark employment status case
The Employment Tribunal has handed down a judgment that could potentially have a significant impact upon the hair and beauty industry as...
Furlough and Notice - It's been updated again!
Today, the Government updated its Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme ("CJRS") guidance to end the confusion around whether employers are...
Brabners Top For 'Private Wealth Law'
I am thrilled that our Liverpool Private Client Team has been top-ranked once again by Chambers and Partners.
We are specialists in...
Twitter Hack: Musk, Obama and Kimye among the high-profile accounts targeted
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Is it end of the road for Varnish?
The long-awaited decision of the Employment Appeal Tribunal ('EAT') in Jess Varnish v British Cycling has now been handed down. The...
COVID-19 and the impact on women in the workplace
The BBC has reported this week on the strain which the pandemic has placed on working mothers and female carers, and the long term impact...
Furlough and claiming notice under the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme
There has been some confusion over the last few weeks around the payment of notice to employees and whether statutory notice, contractual...
Sustainable Innovation Fund Announced
Innovate UK has announced further deployment of the £750M of government funding announced by HM Government, via the Sustainable...
Post COVID-19: What does the future hold for corporate deals?
Pre COVID-19, businesses were planning for the year ahead, whether those plans included growth, refinancing and restructuring, or...
U-Turn on Tax Treatment of COVID-19 Tests
The Government has dropped its proposal to treat the cost of workplace COVID-19 tests in the same manner as company cars and private...
Video Wills during the COVID-19 Pandemic may not be valid
As we've seen from previous articles, there have been innovative ways of having your Will signed and witnessed during the COVID-19...
Taking Holiday During Flexible Furlough
The new flexible furlough scheme commenced on 1 July 2020, with many employers taking advantage of the ability to bring employees back to...
The latest furlough Treasury Direction: A sting in the tail?
The Third Treasury Direction relating to the furlough scheme was published last week.
Amongst many changes included within the...
Joint Letter To Pharmacies From GPhC & CMA
The GPhC (General Pharmaceutical Council) and CMA (Competition and Markets Authority) have issued a joint letter to community pharmacies...
Six months to go until the end of free movement
Yesterday marked 6 months to go until the end of free movement for EU nationals, and 12 months until the deadline for EU nationals to...
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