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September 16, 2021

Does the National Minimum Wage apply if they "only make the tea and sweep the floor?"

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Whether you're incensed just reading the title or curious as to whether it could be true, our latest article dispels the myths and reminds employers and employees who is actually entitled to the National Minimum Wage.

Does the National Minimum Wage apply if they "only make the tea and sweep the floor?"

September 16, 2021

Does the National Minimum Wage apply if they "only make the tea and sweep the floor?"

Marriage breakdowns could head for their own lockdown

September 14, 2021

Marriage breakdowns could head for their own lockdown

A glimmer of hope on the horizon for leaseholders

September 6, 2021

A glimmer of hope on the horizon for leaseholders

Non-payment of child maintenance: What happens if a parent doesn’t pay?

August 24, 2021

Non-payment of child maintenance: What happens if a parent doesn’t pay?

Why do you need a Cohabitation Agreement?

Why do you need a Cohabitation Agreement?

Financial Gifts vs Loans and how they can affect Inheritance Tax

Financial Gifts vs Loans and how they can affect Inheritance Tax

Covid-19 vaccine: What if my partner objects to our child being vaccinated?

Covid-19 vaccine: What if my partner objects to our child being vaccinated?

Lasting Powers of Attorney - Why We Should All Make One

Lasting Powers of Attorney - Why We Should All Make One

What happens to debt after someone dies?

What happens to debt after someone dies?

How unspent income from lockdown could cut future tax bills

How unspent income from lockdown could cut future tax bills

Power of Attorney & protecting the rights of people with dementia

Power of Attorney & protecting the rights of people with dementia

Flexible Working: Your Questions Answered

Flexible Working: Your Questions Answered

Inheritance Tax threshold frozen until 2026 – but why is IHT planning still important?

Inheritance Tax threshold frozen until 2026 – but why is IHT planning still important?

Why cohabiting couples must consider estate planning

Why cohabiting couples must consider estate planning

Sunak empties his purse for a pandemic-beating budget

Sunak empties his purse for a pandemic-beating budget

Your rights in disciplinary and grievance procedures during coronavirus

Your rights in disciplinary and grievance procedures during coronavirus

Will the stamp duty holiday be extended?

Will the stamp duty holiday be extended?

Pandemic insurance claims set for settlement following ruling

Pandemic insurance claims set for settlement following ruling

Protecting digital assets and memories

Protecting digital assets and memories

Lockdown and festive season puts pressure on relationships

Lockdown and festive season puts pressure on relationships

New Year, New You? Why it might be a good time to write a Will

New Year, New You? Why it might be a good time to write a Will

Retail tenants should check the small print

Retail tenants should check the small print

Government increases financial support through Lockdown 2

Government increases financial support through Lockdown 2

Remote family court hearings – how do they work?

Remote family court hearings – how do they work?