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Unlocking growth: how EMI schemes help Scottish businesses keep top talent
A look at how EMI schemes can help Scottish SMEs reward and retain key employees while supporting long-term growth
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Unfair dismissal still set to become “day 1” right
Daniel Gorry looks at how the Commons’ rejection of Lords amendments keeps ‘day 1’ unfair dismissal protection on track, marking a major shift for employers
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How to get ready for the new Companies House ID verification checks
The new Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023 introduces a legal requirement for the verification of the identity of individuals who are officers or PSCs of incorporated entities...
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Landowners share concerns around tax and succession
Farmers and rural landowners are increasingly concerned about the impact of the forthcoming IHT changes and uncertainty about potential further measures to…
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Can post-employment statements by an employer be whistleblowing detriments?
A recent EAT ruling confirms that whistleblowing protections can extend beyond the end of employment
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Top tips for buying a home in Scotland
Buying a new home is exciting but can also be daunting – here are our top tips to help smooth the process.
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Roll with it: The door’s not closed on short-term lets in Edinburgh
Clare Wilson takes a closer look at how Edinburgh homeowners could benefit from short-term let opportunities during major events, despite recent changes in legislation.
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The future of construction retentions: Ban or protection?
The Department for Business and Trade (DBT) is consulting on reforming construction retentions, proposing either an outright ban or mandatory protection to prevent 13% of funds from being lost to late payment or insolvency.
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The last straw: understanding cumulative breaches in dismissal claims
A recent EAT ruling highlights how a series of employer actions can breach trust and lead an employee to resign under the “last straw” doctrine
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