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ACAS have this morning opened a period of consultation into how best to police the planned ban on exclusivity clauses in zero hour contracts which ...

In my last post I looked at what remedies were available to an adjoining owner when faced with underpinning that has encroached onto their land, an...

Over the last 18 months I have seen an increasing number of cases where the underpinning from one development has encroached upon adjoining land, t...

In my last post I looked at a possible limit on the ability for the adjoining owner to request security for expenses under section 12 of the Party ...

A recent High Court decision has ruled in favour of a UK based comedy club who claimed that popular US teen TV show, ‘Glee’ breached their rights i...

CODE: GREEN In March 2014 we reported that draft Regulations for Shared Parental Leave and Statutory Shared Parental Pay had been published (ht...

CODE: GREEN From Thursday 31 July, micro businesses with fewer than 10 employees are no longer obliged to inform or consult elected employee rep...

CODE: GREEN (phased) The Government has announced that its Health and Work Service (HWS), aimed at managing and reducing sickness absence is now...

Code: Green In our Summer Employment Newsletter we ran an article about the widely anticipated case of Neal v Freightliner, which was due to be he...

This is the first of two posts that look at Security for Expenses and, in particular the type of works for which security may be available and the ...

Code: Amber The Ministry of Justice is finalising details of a review into the impact of employment tribunal fees, which were introduced last y...

It has long been the practice of adjoining owner’s surveyor to make out their invoice to the building owner, because it is usually the building own...