Nanotechnology – how does it impact on your insurance?
What is it, and why is it a problem? In simplified terms nanoscience and nanotechnology are the study and application of extremely small things and can be used across many…
What is it, and why is it a problem? In simplified terms nanoscience and nanotechnology are the study and application of extremely small things and can be used across many…
If you are a commercial organisation supplying goods or services and have a minimum total turnover of £36 million per year, then you are required to produce a Slavery and…
Although changes to pension tax reliefs have been scrapped for now, there are still changes that have been made to pension legislation that can affect many employees. The changes to…
The last few years have seen various parts of the UK battered by storms and floods. To try and help home owners April 2016 sees the introduction of a national…
I have been reminded by my colleague Peter Matthews that today is an important anniversary in the world of pensions. For ten years ago this very day we entered the brave new world…
The fun and informative Jelf Employment Seminars return with another curious collection of informative and entertaining speakers to guide our delegates through the key employment issues of the moment. Our…
What is the National Living Wage? A living wage is the hourly amount workers should be paid in order for them to be able to afford basic living necessities such…
Following the Budget announcement on 16th March individuals under the age of 40 will be able to open a “Lifetime ISA†from April 2017. Lifetime ISAs (LISAs) are designed to…
Are companies failing to get the most out of their private medical insurance (PMI) policy? There are many reasons why a company may offer its staff cover through a PMI…
In the UK, an unprecedented 60% of consumers think that tradespeople are untrustworthy. So what can you do as a tradesperson to beat the ‘Rogue Trader’ stereotype? Here are our…