News and Opinion
04/11
What's New? This month we look at the latest statistics from the employment tribunal, ongoing questions about worker status, a proposal to reduce the qua...
31/10
Like all public services,
the HSE has had to bear its fair share of cuts since 2009/10; indeed it has
seen a 46% reduction in central Government funding ...
30/09
The latest on the right to work for EU nationals post Brexit, a cautionary tale of GDPR breach, plus cases on disability discrimination, employment s...
10/09
In this edition, we look at the increasing use of statistics in the health and safety sentencing process, examine the impact of underfunding on our healt...
05/09
Pannone Corporate’s HR Forum is a free regular update for employers and HR professionals, featuring sessions on employment case law, legislation an...
05/09
In the complex and often costly world of property development there are various potential restrictions on the progression of a property developer’s bes...
03/09
Employees are what makes a business tick but what happens when the employment relationship goes wrong? Sometimes workplace relationships break down, is...
30/08
What's new
This month we look at
the annual report from the arbitration and conciliation service, ACAS, and
consultations on sexual harassment in t...
21/08
Selling a business is often the culmination of years of hard work. To ensure a successful sale, maximum return and a smooth transition, preparation is ke...
16/08
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14/08
The Mayor of London has
recently written to the owners of a 67 acre site in Kings Cross London
regarding their use of facial recognition technology.
...
13/08
When forming or operating a private limited company, there are a number of steps that can be taken in order to protect yourself and the other parties inv...
09/08
Estate planning is essential, whatever your family circumstances; however, when you have a blended family, it is even more important.
Second spouses, ...
30/07
Covert recordings of meetings not usually gross misconduct
In the case of Phoenix House Ltd v Stockman the Employment Appeal Tribunal discussed the re...
18/07
A recent select committee report on the hot topic of non-disclosure agreements could lead to employers who use settlement agreements having to pay all of...
18/07
When Andy Burnham, then MP for Leigh, proposed a statutory duty of candour back in 2017, he no doubt hoped progress might now have been made. His draft B...
15/07
Disputes in partnerships are not uncommon and they can occur for many reasons. Often, disputes of a more serious nature can be as a result of rising tens...
11/07
The Information
Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has recently demonstrated that it will take a hard
line on data breaches announcing on 8 and 9 July 2019 th...
09/07
When making wills avoiding potential disputes should always be a consideration. Disputes post-death are all too common and can incur huge legal costs, st...
28/06
What's new
This month we look at proposals for the extension of gender pay gap reporting, proposed changes to rules on modern slavery reporting, and ...
25/06
Pannone Corporate has published its inaugural Care Report, following a recent Freedom of Information request to the Care Quality Commission (‘CQC’). ...
24/06
Employee surveillance via IT equipment such as webcam access and screen captures, phones, vehicle tracking and even CCTV is not uncommon in the modern wo...
17/06
Commercial fraud is a complex but increasingly common issue which often has extremely damaging consequences for the reputation and financial standing of ...
11/06
FOOD LAW CASE UPDATE:
ALLERGEN MANAGEMENT
Mohammed Abdul Kuddus v The Queen
[2019]
Background
Mr Kuddus was the sole
director and owner of RS...
10/06
Litigation avoidance and resolution typically focus on disputes between businesses. However, litigation and disputes within companies, between their shar...
03/06
Arbitration is a form of ADR (alternative dispute resolution). It can be used as a way to avoid court proceedings. If someone has infringed your intellec...
31/05
What's new
This month we look at new European legislation on the horizon to protect whistle-blowers and gig economy workers, HMRC guidance on the new...
20/05
Issues surrounding individual service users’ rights to liberty and security, and the extent to which these may conflict with their care needs, have bee...
15/05
The first quarter of 2019 saw an inspection blitz by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) on the food manufacturing sector. As the industry recovers f...
09/05
If you have assets in different jurisdictions it is important to consider the implications when estate planning.
Consider Issues Prior to Acquisition&nbs...
30/04
What's new
This month we look at changes to the apprenticeship levy, new legislation under the Good Work Plan, the updated Home Office Code of Practi...
30/04
The corporate teams at Pannone Corporate and KJG Chartered Accountants have advised entrepreneurs Rob Garbutt and Paddy Doyle on the sale of their compan...
25/04
Pannone Corporate’s HR Forum is a free regular update for employers and HR professionals, featuring sessions on employment case law, legislation and to...
24/04
As much as 85% of marine
litter is plastic. Largely comprising single use items and fishing gear
and found on the beaches of Europe, plastic polluti...
17/04
It has been over three years since the Health and Safety Offences, Corporate Manslaughter and Food Safety and Hygiene Offences Definitive Guidelines were...
16/04
What's new
This month we look at non disclosure agreements, a proposed extension to the off payroll working regime, new guidance on addressing the gender...
04/04
It is easy to fall into the trap of believing that estate planning “is only for the wealthy”. However, most people want to ensure that their home, sa...
29/03
Inheritance Tax is often viewed as the most invidious tax as it is paid on value accumulated over a lifetime which has already been taxed as it has been ...
15/03
We all need to make a Will before we pass away. That way, we can ensure our wishes are carried out, and that the right people receive the right assets. H...
12/03
“The way we make, use and throw away our clothes is unsustainable”. So begins the recent report, “Fixing Fashion” published by the House of Com...
11/03
Whether a startup business or one with a longstanding history, some of the most important aspects of your business can be those which are easily overlook...
08/03
As the theme for this year’s International Women’s Day is Balance for Better, we look at the steps the government has tak...
27/02
What's new
This month we look at new guidance on age discrimination from ACAS, new rules for itemised pay slips, the annual increase to statutory paymen...
24/02
E-commerce has become a standard means by which business is being done in the modern world. As a result, new technologies and legal regimes have been dev...
15/02
Increasing international mobility means that many more clients own assets outside the UK or have beneficiaries resident outside the UK. This needs to be ...
06/02
Finding appropriate ways to protect your business is an important part of your long-term business strategy. Protecting your organisation’s confidential...
05/02
Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust has been issued with a fixed penalty notice of £1,250 by the Care Quality Commission as a result of its...
17/01
Two weeks after the tragic fire at Grenfell Tower Dame Judith Hackitt, former Chair of the Health and Safety Executive, was commissioned to prepare an In...
17/01
Since April 2015 the Care Quality Commission (‘CQC’) has been the enforcing authority in respect of regulated care activities and has extensive power...
17/01
Uber France SAS (Uber France) is the latest Uber group company to receive a fine from its national regulator, the Commission Nationale de l’Information...
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