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Four ways to avoid a dispute with your construction project
If your business is expanding, then you may find yourself contemplating building an extension or even new premises. Whatever the scale of the project, any construction work will be a major distraction from your usual business activities and you will not want further disruption from a potential dispute with your contractor.
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Start Up Case Study – Liz Pinks Marketing Recruitment
Background: With 15 years recruitment experience under her belt, Liz Pinks decided it was time to set up her own recruitment firm to challenge and change the questionable reputation of the recruitment sector. It wasn't easy to go at it alone at first, but with the support from her partner, Liz took that leap and in May 2018 Liz Pinks Marketing Recruitment was born.
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Resolving Minority Shareholder Disputes
Power among the shareholders of a company is generally measured by the size of their shareholdings and accordingly their voting rights. Usually, the more shares you hold the more power you have over the company itself.
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Buying or selling a business? It pays to agree key terms upfront
Adrenalin may be running high if you are on the verge of buying a business or selling the company you have built from scratch. You may have already sought professional advice regarding the company valuation but there are other critical issues on which advice will also be needed during those early heady days of negotiations.
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Employee who threatened staff wins unfair dismissal appeal
When dealing with disciplinary issues at work it's essential that employers are consistent in the way they treat different cases.
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Management buyouts: funding options
Getting the finance in place to enable a management buyout to proceed can be challenging for the management team. There will be a number of people involved in the decision-making process, all of whom will have differing levels of experience, personal financial security and appetite for risk, and all of whom will be trying to pull a deal together while still doing their day job. In these circumstances, it is essential for the business owner and management team to work together to get the buyout arrangement over the line
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Bus driver who became stranded in flood wins dismissal claim
A bus driver who was fired after driving his vehicle into a flooded area has won his claim of unfair dismissal.
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Company must compensate employees for breach of contract
Three employees have won claims of unfair dismissal and breach of contract after their employer tried to alter the terms of their pay structure.
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Woman told harassment claim was ‘immature’ awarded £15,000
A woman who was told she was "immature" for complaining about sexual harassment at work has been awarded £15,000.
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Management buyouts: a quick guide for the management team looking to buy-in
The senior management team are the backbone of every business: they provide the vision, support and safeguarding needed for effective and efficient operation. But if you dream of becoming the boss, do you have what it takes to become a business owner? In the second of a three-part series of articles on management buyouts, we consider this question and highlights some of the issues a management team will need to consider if thinking about making a bid for the business they work for.
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