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The looming march towards Brexit coupled with a minority government… What is in store for the UK?
Which bills made the Speech? Unsurprisingly, Brexit dominated the Queen’s Speech. A number of bills were announced to facilitate the UK’s departure from the EU: The Repeal Bill, no longer touted as the “Great Repeal Bill”, as the name suggests will repeal the 1972 European Communities Act, changing EU law into UK law. The Immigration Bill will bring free movement of EU nationals into...Read More
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How protected is your business if something happens to you?
Have you considered a business Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA)? Do you run your own business? Are you a sole trader? Or a Partner perhaps? In the unfortunate event that you can no longer work because of an illness or injury, have you considered what will happen to your business? If not, you are probably not alone, but this is something that you should give some serious thought to in...Read More
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Employment Update – Current Rates April 2017
In this handy fact sheet, we set out the increases that took place from 1st April 2017 in relation to employment payments. Current Rates 2017 Read More
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Dental associates; workers or self-employed? The tide is turning
DENTAL BULLETIN, ISSUE 48 Since the Central London employment tribunal handed down its decision in the Uber case on 28th October 2016, the courts have been awash with claimants seeking to gain worker status. Pimlico Plumbers and CitySprint have both had judgments against them, and claims against Deliveroo, Amazon Logistics and Hermes are all in the pipe line. But how is...Read More
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Promises, promises; can anyone really save the NHS?
DENTAL BULLETIN, ISSUE 47 With one week to go before the UK once again goes to the polls and a large number of voters still undecided on how to cast their vote, there is still a huge amount to play for in the General Election 2017. The handling of the NHS is critical to any party’s success, so we have scrutinised the Conservative, Labour and Liberal Democrat’s offerings in the...Read More
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