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The WHorld of Law
The WHorld of Law
19 OCT 2023 · Whether you are a sole trader, SME or a larger business, reviewing your existing terms and conditions and contracts to ensure they reflect how your business is currently operating is important.
In this podcast, Patrick McCullum, Senior Associate and Shivani Pandya, Solicitor in our Commercial team discuss ways in which you can review your T&Cs and contracts by providing examples such as cashflow, legislative changes, data protection, relevant training and future-proofing your business.
19 OCT 2023 · Join Gemma Clark and Sarah Price who are Solicitors in our Employment team at Wright Hassall as they discuss the importance of keeping your business's contracts and handbooks up-to-date and what exactly needs to be included in these documents.
19 OCT 2023 · Join https://www.wrighthassall.co.uk/people/stacey-lambert, Associate and https://www.wrighthassall.co.uk/people/daniaal-afzaal from our Business Immigration team in their podcast as they discuss the latest changes in the world of business immigration.
In their October podcast, the team explores the changes to business immigration that were made effective from 4 October 2023, stemming from the Government's announcement earlier in the year, regarding increasing salaries within the public sector and how they would be partly funded by the increased fees charged to overseas migrants in terms of visa fees and other associated costs.
The team also look to the future and discuss what other possible changes are on the horizon.
20 JUL 2023 · Matthew Davies, Partner and Head of Business Immigration comments on the latest news since our last issue, covering the sheer extent of net migration since Brexit and the reactive moves from the Government sought to dampen criticism.
19 JUL 2023 · Implemented fully in early January 2022 under the National Securities and Investment Act (NSIA), we have now had over a year of the standalone regime for the scrutiny of, and intervention, in acquisitions and investments in the UK for the purpose of protecting national security.
13 JUL 2023 · There is a long-established principle that liability for immigration breaches can transfer on the acquisition of a business, along with employees. Stacey Lambert, Associate in our Business Immigration team, discusses both buyers and sellers business obligations that they need to know and the risks they can encounter when getting it wrong.
13 JUL 2023 · TUPE is one of those words that many people are familiar with, but often don't know what it means in practical terms and what responsibilities this may impose on employers, or even when such obligations may arise. Tina Chander, Head of Employment and Gemma Clark, Solicitor in our Employment team share why TUPE is important and the steps to follow when dealing with a TUPE scenario.
6 JUL 2023 · For potential investors and acquirers, carrying out commercial due diligence prior to an acquisition is an important exercise to be considered as part of the wider due diligence process. Pete Maguire, Head of Commercial explains how conducting commercial due diligence will help potential buyers to understand a target company’s commercial matters.
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Organization | Erin Ullah |
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