05/06/2009

We have highlighted new measures from the Ministry of Justice designed to ensure that people who have been granted awards by an Employment Tribunal receive the money they are owed for transgressions by their employers, such as those relating to unfair dismissal, workplace discrimination and equal pay...
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05/06/2009

With recent research from charity Age Concern showing that 65% of British people have seen an increase in the number of fraudulent ‘scam’ emails or letters they receive, we have highlighted some useful ‘rules’ to help prevent you from becoming a victim...
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05/06/2009

Britain’s ‘sickness culture’ is estimated to cost the economy some £100 billion and 172 million working days every year. We believe that this is all set to change next spring...
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08/05/2009

One result of the credit crunch and recession is the falling value of personal estates that is making it more important than ever that people update their wills.

Many people are seeing the value of their savings diminish significantly, sometimes making it impossible for their wishes to be fulfilled after their death...
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08/05/2009

April saw the UK’s first prosecution to be brought under the Corporate Manslaughter and Corporate Homicide Act 2007. A Gloucester-based company is accused of gross negligence after their junior geologist employee, Alexander Wright, died on 5 September 2008 after a pit collapsed whilst he was taking soil samples...
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