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Payslips Can Be Provided Digitally, EAT Confirms
In a ruling that provides clarification on the right of employees to be given an itemised pay statement,…
Dog Training Business Compensated for HS2 Compulsory Purchase
Businesses whose premises are compulsorily acquired are entitled to compensation for loss of profits and any reduction in…
Shareholder Accused of Conspiracy Suffered Unfair Prejudice
The Companies Act 2006 gives the courts a range of powers to assist shareholders who have been unfairly…
Retrospective Cap on Bonus Was Unlawful Deduction from Wages
The Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) has ruled that the belated imposition of a cap on an employee’s bonus…
Government Consultation on Zero-hours Contracts Reforms
The government has launched a consultation on reforms relating to zero-hours and similar contracts, to implement measures in…
When Does a Business Dispute Need a Solicitor?
Business disputes are more common than many people realise. A customer who refuses to pay, a supplier who…
When Did You Last Review Your Business Contracts?
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Ex-husband’s Share of Family Home Held by Trustees in Bankruptcy
The High Court has dismissed an ex-wife’s appeal against a ruling that her former husband’s share of the…
Government Guidance on Employment Rights Changes
Guidance for employers and workers explaining the changes to employment rights as a result of the Employment Rights…
Pub Company Entitled to New Tenancy, High Court Rules
The High Court has dismissed a landlord’s appeal against a decision that a pub company was entitled to…
ET Did Not Err in Failing to Consider Issues Not Raised
The Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) has dismissed a woman’s appeal against a decision of the Employment Tribunal (ET)…
Insured Losses Reduced by Furlough Payments, Supreme Court Rules
The Supreme Court has dismissed an appeal by a number of hospitality companies against a decision that furlough…
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