How will day-one unfair dismissal rights affect my business?

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One of the most significant reforms under the Employment Rights Bill will be the introduction of day-one unfair dismissal protection for all employees. This represents a fundamental shift in UK employment law and will have wide ranging implications for how employers manage recruitment, probationary periods, and early dismissals.   At present, employees must have two […]

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Getting divorced – the added complications for business owners

Relationship breakdown is generally stressful and deciding to divorce is not a step that people take lightly.  It generally requires both spouses to think about their financial positions, and about the impact on, and arrangements for, any children that that they have together as well as other practicalities. The situation is complicated further if either […]

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The Employment Rights Bill Roadmap

Introduction The Employment Rights Bill is the most significant package of employment law reform in decades. The Government has now published its implementation roadmap, setting out how these wide ranging changes will be phased in between 2025 and 2027. While the measures are being staggered, the reforms are extensive and employers should begin preparing now. […]

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How will new ‘Failure to Prevent Fraud’ rules affect larger local businesses?

From September 2025, larger businesses in the UK are going to be subject to new rules. The aim is to give corporate organisation greater responsibility in relation to preventing fraud and it will be done under the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023 (ECCTA 2023). What constitutes a large organisation? For the purposes of […]

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Renters’ Rights – latest updates for landlords

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Legal changes governing the relationship between landlords and tenants are imminent, mainly aimed at protecting tenants and therefore putting new burdens onto landlords. The implementation of the Renters’ Rights Bill is being staggered, with some aspects being due in 2025 and others not until 2026.  David Moulton, who specialises in property litigation at Fraser Dawbarns, outlines key […]

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