Our Employment Rights series addresses important questions about employment matters. Our employment solicitors explain common misconceptions and break down legal jargon. Question: I have been told that I have no employment rights until I have at least 12 months’ continuous...
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L-R David Wells, Simon Hale (Director) & William Skinner TWO solicitors who qualified on the same day and decades later worked for the same legal firm with offices in Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire are set to retire after 40 years. William Skinner...
Ellis-Fermor &Negus are pleased to announce the appointment of Shauna Partridge to the Commercial Property team at the Beeston office. Shauna, a trainee Legal Executive, has been working for the firm since July 2012 and has gained considerable experience in...
You need your workforce in place but how do you get them there? In a recent case a group of prison officers refused to be transported to work by their employer via a closed road during adverse weather conditions. As...
Nottingham’s Arran Linton-Smith is aiming to break a world record this year, for having the most company logos on a single piece of sports clothing. Arran cycled through heavy wind and rain to compete at the Prudential RideLondon-Surrey 100 event...
1. The CSA At the end of June 2014 the CSA started the process of closing down. If you are receiving payments through the CSA, the payments will continue for a year or two. You will then be given notice...
Hollygirt School based in Nottingham has received approval from the Charity Commission to admit boys from the start of the 2014 academic year. The objects of the Rhoda Jessop Educational Charity which is responsible for the School originally restricted the...
Tim Jones, solicitor at our Long Eaton office, issues a warning to local charities seeking to benefit from statutory relief from National Non-Domestic Rates (more commonly known as Business Rates) in respect of premises owned or leased for charitable use. Charities in occupation...
Most people will be aware that for many years now, the Court has only had jurisdiction to deal with child support (or child maintenance as it always used to be called) in very exceptional circumstances. In the vast majority of...