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Consolidation trends in Scotland’s IFA sector

Driven by a shift from Consumer Duty implementation to active FCA enforcement, smaller firms are increasingly merging with larger groups to mitigate the rising costs of data-led compliance.

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Are you ready for two-sided flexibility? It may be coming your way…

Labour's "New Deal" plans to ban exploitative zero-hour contracts and end 'fire and re-hire'. Employers must re-examine contracts now to reduce risk.

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Workers voices may soon get ‘stronger’. What does that mean for you?

The Employment Rights Act 2025 has fundamentally reset the relationship between employers and unions. Many 2016-era restrictions on striking have been repealed, and new duties to inform workers of their union rights take effect this year.

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Farming partnerships: Where there’s a Will there’s a way

With the Trust and Succession (Scotland) Act 2024 now in full effect and major IHT reforms looming for April 2026, rural businesses must align Wills with Partnership Agreements to avoid "forced heirship" claims.

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Employee Ownership in Scotland will only accelerate

Employee Ownership Day 2024: The pace at which staff become the owners of the companies they work for in Scotland is accelerating rapidly as their economic…

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Should you care about Labour’s plans on worker status? Yes, you should

The Employment Rights Act 2025 is the first step toward Labor's "Make Work Pay" plan. While the "Single Worker Status" is currently in a consultation phase for 2027, other rights like day-one sick pay arrive in April 2026

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Preparing for employment law change: navigating 'Day One Rights'

The Employment Rights Act 2025 has moved from manifesto to law. While some rights have become "day-one" essentials this April, the flagship unfair dismissal protection has shifted to a new 6-month threshold.

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Weddings season: Why more couples would be wise considering prenups

Prenuptial agreements are increasingly beneficial to those who are planning lives together but want to stay in control of their individual finances.

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The OSCR rule change that your charity needs to be aware of

New rules are in place which set out when - and how - Scottish charities should notify the regulator of an incident of concern.

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