Tim Sadka, Corporate & Commercial Partner of Rix & Kay, outlines the hot topics that business owners should consider and the key questions to ask ahead of selling a business. Be resilient and plan A sale process can disrupt a…
District level Licensing Scheme Great Crested Newts were first afforded special status as a European Protected species in 1992 with the introduction of the European Council’s Habitats Directive. Did you know that this protected status has been enshrined into domestic…
Whether you are new to corporate life or if you are a seasoned veteran in the acquisition game, there are considerations you must consider regarding the people who will be working for you. If you are simply buying the shares…
The #MeToo and Time’s Up social media movements have created significant awareness and encouraged employees to speak out openly against sexual harassment and discrimination in the workplace. Both these movements continue to trend on social media platforms almost daily and…
Who would you trust to manage your finances or make medical decisions for you if you lacked the capacity to do so yourself? Lasting Powers of Attorney (LPAs) allow you to legally appoint people that you trust to act for…
Banter – that supposedly harmless, but acerbic or provocative conversation between staff members which is found in nearly every workplace has the potential to turn into a nasty tribunal claim if left unchecked. Most people aren’t averse to light hearted…
I once heard a partner in a large City law firm explain that she was returning to work immediately after having her child because to take a career break was tantamount to career suicide. Thankfully, things have moved on a…
Every April, there are key changes in employment law to take note of. Here are some of the most important: The new National Minimum Wage (NMW) and National Living Wage (NLW) Rates will take effect from 1 April 2019: The…
Previously we have examined recruitment of employees and contracts of employment and how to ensure you are compliant with the law. But what happens during employment when something goes wrong, either with the employee’s conduct at work or their capability…
In my last Employment Law blog, I discussed recruitment issues. Once you have found the right candidate and they’ve accepted your job offer, you will need to establish clearly the terms and conditions upon which they will be working for…
