The Promised Land
Has someone promised to leave you some land in their will? To what extent have you put yourself out -…
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Dismissing employee on the grounds of her refusal to leave her husband
Dismissing employee on the grounds of her refusal to leave her husband after he was convicted of sex offences held…
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Can an employer retain the contractual right to vary the terms of an employment contract?
If an employer detrimentally varies the terms of an employment contract without the employee’s agreement, it will be published to…
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Employment law for individuals
Find out more about how Brachers' Employment team can support you with any issues you may face as an employee.
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Commercial law – key cases
Why KPIs and a clearly drafted agreement are important
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New employment rates for 2016/17
New employment rates and limits for 2016/17 came into effect on 6 April 2016.
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Inheritance tax planning ideas
Successful inheritance tax (IHT) planning may help preserve assets for future generations of your family and if you want to…
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Brachers defend optometrist before the GOC
Mrs LAM was subject to an investigation by the GOC following a complaint from a patient regarding an alleged failure…
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Employment law update: Key developments for April 2016
As always, April sees a raft of changes to employment law coming into force. As a result, we’ve put together…
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Employment Appeal Tribunal rules that holiday pay includes commission
Employment Appeal Tribunal rules that holiday pay includes commission – courts and tribunals are required to insert words into UK…
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National Living Wage comes into effect today are you compliant?
Is the wages increase sustainable for your business?
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The Spring 2016 Budget – 16 March 2016
When discussing the UK economy, the Chancellor George Osborne stated the following: The UK has a faster growing economy than…
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