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The world of employment law continues to change at a rapid rate, below are just some of the changes that have recently come into effect: - |
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Empty Properties - End of Relief? |
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The 1st April 2008 saw The Rating (Empty Properties) Act 2007 come into force. Landlords of empty commercial properties will be liable for payment of full business rates after 3 months of any industrial unit being empty and after 6 months of any warehousing being empty. |
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The introduction of the new regime under the Land Registration Act 2002 has had far-reaching consequences not least in the murky field of adverse possession. The changes have made claiming “squatter’s rights” a much more tricky task and those thinking of applying for adverse possession are likely to find that success is not all plain sailing. |
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Mental Health Problems: A Major Headache for Employers |
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In today’s high-octane society it is considered quite normal to experience a bout of “Monday Morning Blues” as the prospect of another 5 days at the office looms. However, the World Health Organisation cites depression as the 4th most significant cause of suffering behind more commonly recognised illnesses such as cancer.
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Roll Out for Commercial Energy Performance Certificates |
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Now that the phasing in of energy performance certificates for residential properties, the government has turned its attention to commercial properties.
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Inheritance Tax: The Big Issue |
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There are only 2 certainties in life; death and taxes. Did you know then that your biggest tax bill is likely to arise only after your death?
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Promote Your Business Without the Risk |
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Businesses often wish to publicise themselves, their services and their products by way of prize draws and competitions. However, in many cases businesses fall foul of the law and risk the wrong type of publicity |
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Local Authorities Call Time on Payment of Care Home Fees For All |
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For most of us our home is our main asset and its value could put local authority assistance well out of reach.
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Tenancy Deposits: The New Rules |
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Recent changes brought about by the Housing Act 2004 have resulted in landlords no longer being able to hold deposits paid by their tenants.
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