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Beth Dowson, a tax specialist, highlights some things to think about when using shares to recruit, retain and incentivise employees.
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With the Conservative Party manifesto now published we consider the proposals put forward by each of the three main parties in England in relation to financial crime and regulation.
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We recently carried out a survey of insurance market participants to assess the likely impact of the Enterprise Act 2016 and to understand any concerns in relation to it. We are delighted to share the results.
Richard Nicholas talks about the changes in contract law over the last six months and particularly how time plays a difference.
Helena takes a look at the data breach trends reported in 2016, and ahead to the GDPR and what this will mean for your organisation.
Rachel Lyne talks about the new sentencing guidelines for health and safety offences and what you should do to be proactive in managing risk.
Matthew comments on the uplift in activity by the UK Competition and Markets Authority, competition law post-Brexit, and online reselling restrictions.
All costs are under scrutiny and easier savings in the traditionally funded estate have already been made. However, it is often perceived as difficult to make savings to the PFI estate.
The Royal Bank of Scotland is current embroiled in a £12billion class action brought by its former shareholders over the bank’s fundraising before its 2008 government bailout.
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Are workers entitled to be paid the National Minimum Wage when on-call or sleeping at work? The answer is, it depends!
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