ArticleThe Co-Operative Corporate Governance CodeGood governance is crucial to the effective operation of societies – particularly those looking to grow.United KingdomCorporate/Commercial LawWrigleys Solicitors LLP
ArticleThe Co-Operatives, Mutuals And Friendly Societies Bill: A New Way To Raise And Retain Capital For Co-Operatives?A new Co-operatives, Mutuals and Friendly Societies Bill (Bill) has been introduced in Parliament which proposes a way for co-operatives, friendly societies and mutual insurers to grow and develop...United KingdomCorporate/Commercial LawWrigleys Solicitors LLP
ArticleCan An Employee Still Claim After Agreeing A COT3 Tribunal Settlement?Yes, maybe. Schools should be aware that an unclear COT3 settlement agreement could allow an employee to bring future employment tribunal claims.United KingdomEmployment and HRWrigleys Solicitors LLP
ArticleDiscrimination: Adjustments For Candidate With Asperger's SyndromeWas a job applicant with Asperger's Syndrome discriminated against by being required to sit a psychometric test? Yes, held the EAT United KingdomEmployment and HRWrigleys Solicitors LLP
ArticleEmployer Vicariously Liable For Managing Director's Attack At Post-Christmas Party DrinksIn Bellman v Northampton Recruitment Limited, the Court of Appeal has overturned the decision of the High Court and held that a drunken attack by the managing director of a small businessUnited KingdomEmployment and HRWrigleys Solicitors LLP
ArticleEmployment Law Bulletin - August 2020This month has seen the first changes to the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme come into force, with employers now being expected to contribute towards the cost of their furloughed workers.United KingdomEmployment and HRWrigleys Solicitors LLP
ArticleEmployment Law Bulletin - September 2020Last week Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak announced a new scheme aimed at helping employers to retain workers in "viable" jobs over the next six months. United KingdomEmployment and HRWrigleys Solicitors LLP
ArticleFixed Term Contracts And Unfair DismissalDoes an employer's compliance with the Fixed-term Employees Regulations mean it will have acted fairly for the purposes of unfair dismissal law when a decision is made not to renew a fixed-term contract?United KingdomEmployment and HRWrigleys Solicitors LLP
ArticleHours Spent Sleeping By Sleep-In Care Workers Should Not Be Taken Into Account When Calculating NMWIn Royal Mencap Society v Tomlinson-Blake, the Court of Appeal overturned an EAT decision that care workers were actually working throughout a sleep-in shift.United KingdomEmployment and HRWrigleys Solicitors LLP
ArticleIncrease To Normal Minimum Pension Age (NMPA)The minimum age from which a member can access their pension is increasing from 55 to 57 from 6 April 2028.United KingdomEmployment and HRWrigleys Solicitors LLP
ArticleNew Laws Providing Additional Support To Parents And Carers Receive Royal AssentAll three will require secondary legislation to bring them into effect. At this moment the delivery of these new instruments is tabled to happen ‘in due course' and it seems likely delivery...United KingdomEmployment and HRWrigleys Solicitors LLP
ArticlePublic Sector Exit Pay Cap Has Been RevokedRegulations introduced in November 2020 have been scrapped due to ‘unintended consequences' United KingdomEmployment and HRWrigleys Solicitors LLP
ArticleStruggling To Access Your Disabled Child's Child Trust Fund?The BBC have raised concerns recently about the problems of accessing Child Trust Funds where someone has turned eighteen but does not have capacity to look after their own finances. United KingdomEmployment and HRWrigleys Solicitors LLP
ArticleSummary Dismissal Fair Because A Series Of Acts Undermined Employer's Trust And Confidence In EmployeeMr Mbubaegbu brought claims of unfair dismissal, wrongful dismissal (for his notice pay) and race discrimination. United KingdomEmployment and HRWrigleys Solicitors LLP
ArticleA Guide To Family ConstitutionsA family constitution can help provide structure alongside future-proofing the business.United KingdomFamily and MatrimonialWrigleys Solicitors LLP
ArticleCohabitating Partners – The Misconception Of A ‘Common Law Marriage' To RemainCohabitating partners make up the fastest growing type of family in the UK, with over 3.6 million partners cohabiting.United KingdomFamily and MatrimonialWrigleys Solicitors LLP
ArticleThe Deputy And Family Care Payments – ‘Gratuitous Care'In circumstances where a deputy or attorney is acting for someone (I will call them ‘P' because that is the way they are referred to in the Mental Capacity Act 2005), that person usually has other day to day care needs. United KingdomFamily and MatrimonialWrigleys Solicitors LLP
ArticleWhen Granny's Gift BackfiredSheila is the proud granny of Josh, who is a lovely, cheerful 21 year old, and she loves to spend time with him. United KingdomFamily and MatrimonialWrigleys Solicitors LLP
ArticleWhere Is My Will?The importance of keeping your Will updated and letting people know where it is.United KingdomFamily and MatrimonialWrigleys Solicitors LLP
ArticleCohousing MortgagesWe look at how lenders view cohousing leases. At Wrigleys, we are getting more and more queries from existing cohousing groups as to how to make their leases acceptable for high street lenders. United KingdomFinance and BankingWrigleys Solicitors LLP