Amendments to the Employment Rights Bill 2024 – what’s changed?
We examine some of the changes to the original bill and what this means for both employees and employers in the future.
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8 min read.
The dangers of AI in the workplace
Discover what deepfakes are, how to spot them and how businesses can protect themselves from the threats of AI.
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5 min read.
Setting up a Lasting Power of Attorney
One of the most effective ways to ensure your wishes are respected is by setting up a Lasting Power of Attorney.
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4 min read.
An employer’s guide to redundancy
As an employer, it’s crucial to handle redundancies fairly, legally and compassionately to protect both your business and your employees.
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5 min read.
Rights at work – understanding your rights as an employee
Understanding your rights as an employee is crucial to ensuring fair treatment, job security and a positive working environment.
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6 min read.
Employment Law Newsletter February 2025
February's newsletter covers new developments in employment law and rulings made by EAT and ET in recent cases.
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5 min read.
How is property wealth managed in a high net worth divorce?
If you are facing a high net worth divorce, seeking the right support can make all the difference in achieving a positive outcome and securing your financial future. Speak to one of our friendly family law experts today to discuss your needs.
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5 min read.
How to protect inheritance during divorce proceedings
There are steps that can be taken to minimise the risk of inherited assets being included in divorce settlements. Find out how in this article.
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4 min read.
Employment Law Newsletter January 2025
January's newsletter covers key rulings on trade union rights, contract rectification, redundancy penalties, and dismissal of an autistic employee.
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6 min read.
Employment Law Newsletter December 2024
December's newsletter details the Employment Rights Bill, accents under harassment law and the BBC appeal against equal pay.
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5 min read.
How to avoid the ‘Remarriage Trap’
It has become easier to obtain a divorce without legal representation, but this has led to some people falling into the ‘remarriage trap.’
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3 min read.
How do I protect my pension? A guide to safeguarding your retirement in divorce
Understanding how to protect your pension during a divorce is crucial to securing your financial future. In this blog, we’ll explore the importance of protecting your pension and the different options available.
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5 min read.
B&P oversees acquisition of Cherry Tree Care Home
Bowcock & Pursaill were delighted to be working again with Dreams Care Homes, supporting them during the purchase of Cherry Tree Care Home.
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2 min read.
Employment Law Newsletter November 2024
November's newsletter details the Government consultation on banning zero-hour contracts and the state of the Gender Pay Gap.
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4 min read.
Understanding a Special Guardianship Order: A guide for families
When children can no longer live with their birth parents due to various circumstances, finding a stable, secure, and loving home becomes essential. Special Guardianship Orders (SGOs) offer a legal solution that provides a permanent arrangement, while still maintaining a link to the child’s birth family. In this blog, we’ll explore what SGOs are, how they work, and why they are increasingly being used as an alternative to adoption in the UK. What is a Special Guardianship Order? A Special Guardianship Order is a legal order that appoints one or more individuals as a child’s “special guardian,” granting them...
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4 min read.
Empowering Workers’ Voices
Worker representation goes beyond wage disputes or contract negotiations; it’s about creating a culture where employees are involved in decisions that affect their day-to-day lives.
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4 min read.
B&P helps local business to flourish
Bowcock and Pursaill successfully supported the asset purchase acquisition for client David Charlton of Posh Paws of Eccleshall.
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2 min read.
Family Friendly Working Rights: The New Labour Government’s Vision
With their "New Deal for Working People," Labour promises to reshape the workplace to accommodate modern needs, particularly focusing on family-friendly rights.
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4 min read.
Five Things You Need to Know About Separation Agreements
Separation agreements are a vital tool for couples who are looking to formalise their separation without immediately heading into court for a divorce.
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5 min read.
Employment Law Newsletter September 2024
September's newsletter details Labour's proposed right to request a four day week, plus equality and discrimination case updates.
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4 min read.
Zero-hours contracts and one-sided flexibility
In the UK, zero-hours contracts have become a controversial issue, particularly regarding their role in promoting "one-sided flexibility."
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2 min read.
Cohabitation Agreements
August's newsletter details organisations named for not reporting gender pay gap details and more. For advice call 01782 200500.
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Employment Law Newsletter August 2024
August's newsletter details organisations named for not reporting gender pay gap details and more. For advice call 01782 200500.
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4 min read.
Employment Law – Incoming Changes with our New Government
A property chain is a series of linked property transactions where each purchase depends on the success of the one before it. If one part fails, it can lead to delays and problems for everyone else involved in the process.
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4 min read.
How to navigate financial settlements during divorce
A property chain is a series of linked property transactions where each purchase depends on the success of the one before it. If one part fails, it can lead to delays and problems for everyone else involved in the process.
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4 min read.
