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    Businesses Must Make 'Reasonable Adjustments' For Menopausal Women

    The EHRC's new guidance highlights that menopause symptoms can be considered a disability under the Equality Act, obligating employers to make reasonable adjustments. Employers should implement supportive measures to avoid discrimination and retain talent
    United KingdomEmployment and HR
    Jurit LLP
    Jurit LLP
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    How Does The UK's Autumn 2024 Budget Affect Offshore Trustees?

    The UK's Autumn Budget eliminates the domicile concept from the tax system, shifting to a residence-based approach for inheritance tax starting April 2025, significantly impacting non-doms and offshore trusts with increased tax liabilities and compliance requirements.
    United KingdomTax
    Jurit LLP
Jurit LLP
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    Autumn Budget 2024: Key Takeaways

    The UK Autumn Budget introduces significant tax changes, including CGT and IHT rate hikes, non-dom regime overhaul, tightened rules for carried interest, inheritance tax on pensions, and increased SDLT. Non-doms and private wealth strategies face stricter scrutiny starting April 2025.
    United KingdomTax
    Jurit LLP
    Jurit LLP
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    The Digital Immigration Shift: Are You At Risk Of Being Locked Out Of The UK?

    The UK's transition to a digital immigration system, including the introduction of Electronic Travel Authorisations (ETAs) and eVisas, presents risks for residents with indefinite leave to remain or older documentation. Misunderstandings and system flaws could disrupt travel. To protect their rights, individuals are advised to apply for eVisas, carry supporting documents, and consult professionals.
    United KingdomImmigration
    Jurit LLP
    Jurit LLP
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    Labour's Employment Plans Potentially Seismic

    Labour's "Plan to Make Work Pay" manifesto proposes significant employment law changes, including banning zero-hours contracts, enhancing unfair dismissal rights, introducing flexible working from day one, and expanding sick pay and equal pay protections.
    United KingdomEmployment and HR
    Jurit LLP
    Jurit LLP
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