In a desperate attempt to get employers hiring again the UK Government is preparing to shake up the employment tribunal system with a raft of radical measures. Controversial moves such as increasing the qualifying period for unfair dismissal claims from one to two years, scrapping the payment of expenses in hearings and introducing a fee …
Confidence is a strange thing, it’s a feeling and an enabler, it allows you to take control for your business, apply assertiveness to tasks and project your views good or bad. Confident people have confidence in their business and their abilities, and we have found that they are more likely to protect their business than …
Give a Little Here in the office we decided it was time for us to Give a Little, and we are offering you the chance to join us! Are you a sole trader looking to make the change to a LTD company? Our Give a Little campaign means that for the cost of your donation, …
A trend in online retailing – a quarter of all websites don’t have the correct legal protection for their customers.
Starting your online business can be a daunting task, especially with a very long to-do list before you are actually up and running. One of the things that can be easily forgotten about is having a solid set of terms and conditions drafted for your website or app. Neglecting this task, which many people deem …
A contract is primarily there to protect your business and your clients. It sets out how each party is expected to act and manages the business liability and risks. But as a business owner do you know exactly what is in your terms and conditions?
Three examples Personal privacy HMRC interpreting the law to the advnatage of society.
As technology moves forward, there is also a change in the law, ico the information commisoner based in the UK and inforces the law rregards datat protection and the safeguarding of business and consumer data, annonced a change in Cookie law from May 2011. Many seen the changes and wondered how they would effect business …
According to Earl Nightingale, famous author and broadcaster “You can measure opportunity with the same yardstick that measures the risk involved. They go together”. He continues, “Wherever there is danger, there lurks opportunity; whenever there is opportunity, there lurks danger. The two are inseparable”. In many cases, especially with smaller business, (start-up or SME) negotiating …