Spear's quotes Julia Cox on the Autumn Statement providing greater clarity for HNWIs post-election result

The Autumn Statement will provide greater clarity for UHNWs on many of these issues, yet pre-emptive action will give clients more options when it comes to reviewing their tax affairs.

Personnel Today quotes Nick Hurley on what Labour's election win means for employment law

Labour’s election win will usher in a new landscape for employers and employees. 

IFA Magazine quotes Sarah Jane Boon on Labour’s pledge to add VAT to private school fees within their first year in government

Now that Labour is in power, a VAT raid on private school fees could be a key policy of its government. 

IFA Magazine quotes James Walton on the launch of a new National Wealth Fund

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has announced the launch of a new National Wealth Fund, aiming to bring together key institutions and a compelling proposition for investors, and to mobilise billions in private investment.

Business Green quotes Rachael Davidson on the Supreme Court judgment of Finch v Surrey County Council

"This decision sets a clear precedent for fossil fuel developments where the end use of the product is clear and those resulting, inevitable, greenhouse gas emissions will need to be assessed."

Raconteur quotes Trevor Bettany on the use of technology to fake productivity when working from home

Companies are clamping down on staff who are using technology to fake productivity. But should such behaviour be grounds for dismissal or does it indicate deeper issues within an organisation’s culture?

HR Magazine quotes Kelvin Tanner on skilled worker sponsor licence suspensions and revocations

The number of skilled worker sponsor licence suspensions and revocations has markedly increased in the first quarter of 2024, according to data from the Office for National Statistics (13 June).

Briefing Magazine quotes Joe Cohen in an article about process improvement in law

How are leading law firms in 2024 practically identifying opportunities to improve either efficiency or service levels? 

Sophie Lockwood writes for People Management on the future of zero hour contracts

As part of its proposed New Deal for Working People, Labour has repeatedly pledged an outright ban on zero-hours contracts, under which businesses are not obliged to commit to any minimum number of working hours.

Francis Ho and Katherine Keenan write for Property Week on updates to the model letter of intent (LOI)

What do new changes to the City of London Law Society (CLLS)'s standard form letter of intent mean for businesses operating in the construction sector?