Do You Get Paid For Trial Shifts UK?
By Oliver Davey
A trial shift is a temporary period where an employee enters your business to be assessed on their work ability, …
Tag: Law
Working During A Heatwave
By Joel Hurst
As a business owner or manager, you have a legal responsibility to protect your employees’ health and safety at work. …
How to copyright a logo in the UK
By Staff writer
Creating an engaging and eye-catching logo is crucial for many businesses, but make sure you’re compliant when it comes to copyright.
Ghosting where do you stand legally when your employee goes AWOL?
What happens when an employee simply doesn’t turn up to work one day” As an employer, you have an obligation to ensure their safety at work, and even when they’re not there, such as when you encounter an empty desk with no prior warning or notice. Although there might be a genuine reason for an unsolicited absence, there is a chance that the employee might have taken another job. In this case, you need to be armed with the right legal information to deal with the situation effectively.
How to avoid contractual issues
A contract is a binding agreement between two or more parties, defining the expectations of each participant. This legally enforceable arrangement should make doing business easier however underlying issues can lead to disputes. Here are four tips to avoid getting in trouble.
Barclays open-day reveals new law-tech love affair
Once, the worlds of law and tech were poles apart. Now they make up the new and exciting frontier of business innovation.
Public and private companies: Know the difference
Understanding how they differ can mean the difference between abiding by and breaking the law.
Which data leak outcome is worse: Reputational damage or a regulator’s fine
By Staff writer
ASG Technologies’ Jesse Canada explores the reputational damage that a data leak can cause and the ways bosses can protect their brands.
4 common reasons why global business expansions fail
By Staff writer
The advantages of expanding overseas are vast but things can quickly go wrong. Here, Rick Hammell, the CEO of Elements Global Services, highlights the common reasons why international expansion fails.
Software SMEs going global: The steps to internationalisation
By Staff writer
For many software businesses, international expansion is a crucial route for sustaining growth. Reaching new customers and broadening talent pools are good reasons to pursue a global strategy and the time has never been better to do so.