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Posted: 16th December 2020
Welcome to this edition of the Cherington HR Newsletter. Those of us in England are about to come out of Lockdown II into something that looks very much like another…
Posted: 15th April 2020
I’m afraid so! I had hoped that I could return to producing monthly newsletters but over the Easter break the government has published yet another update to the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme…
Posted: 8th January 2018
There’s always lots of changes to keep an eye on when you are managing people – this is a short summary rounding up relevant law changes and employment information for…
Posted: 12th December 2017
You have a food and drink business producing brilliant products and this is the year to grow. You have identified the people in your target marketplaces (such as retailers) and…
Posted: 31st January 2017
If so – are you SURE you are complying with all the rules? It sounds like an easy way to make money, and if you do it properly it is,…
Posted: 1st December 2016
So, you’ve had the great idea and now you actually want to start a business of your own. The problem is: What next? Well there is a very long list…
Posted: 11th October 2016
The Family Justice Council has issued guidance for litigants in person. With Legal aid no longer available to most people, even those on very low incomes, more & people have…
Posted: 11th May 2015
WIRE members regularly ask for advice on how they can make sure that no one “rips off” their business and their hard work by using their name or logo. The…
Posted: 9th February 2015
WIRE member and Financial Advisor Janet Gee says that the new pension arrangements, which come into force in April 2015, represent one of the biggest changes to financial planning in…
