Brexit and Foreign Direct Investment into the UK
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Brexit and the use of "Henry VIII" powers
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Brexit and the protection of personal data
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Adjudication rules remain work in progress
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Jackson Tree, an Associate Solicitor at Irwin Mitchell specialising in construction law, considers "material breach".
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Brexit and the Queen's Speech
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Breaking: Supreme Court expands protection for whistle-blowers
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From 6 April 2020, organisations that engage “off-payroll” workers will become responsible for determining their employment status and...
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The second - and, hopefully this time , legally effective - prorogation of Parliament took place on 8th October 2019 , in...
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The last few days have been... well... interesting... for those of us who spend our time keeping an eye on the workings of MHCLG.
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Brexit and the Electronic Execution of Documents
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Brexit and Blood Diamonds
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On 2nd October 2019, to much fanfare at the Conservative Party annual conference, Boris Johnson, the UK Prime Minister, announced new...
Conservatives pledge to increase NMW to £10.50 within five years
The chancellor, Sajid Javid, has said that his party will increase the national minimum wage to £10.50 by 2024. The proposed rate will...
Brexit and businesses that import goods into the UK from the EU
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Do your staff take appropriate rest breaks?
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