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  • What is Tendering in Construction

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    What is Tendering in Construction?

    From small tasks to entire projects – employers have numerous reasons for hiring services from contractors and suppliers. To protect yourself from unexpected risks, you may decide to enter legal agreements through ‘tendering’. In the construction industry, tendering is the process of requesting and receiving a price for a particular form of labour or service.

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  • What is Contract Farming?

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    What is Contract Farming?

    In this guide, we’ll look at what contract farming is, who’s involved in them, and what your agreements require when conducting business with third parties.

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  • Fixed term contract

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    What is a Fixed-Term Contract?

    In this guide, we'll look at what a fixed-term contract is, when they're used, and how to support fixed-term employees when their contract ends.

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  • Amending Contract GDPR

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    Do Employment Contracts Need Amending Under GDPR?

    The Leading HR, Employment Law and Health & Safety Consultancy Firm. We Have Helped Over 29,000 Clients With Expert Advice & Service.

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Blog articles

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  • employee

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    Jobs market continues to cool as vacancy levels fall again

    Although they are still above pandemic levels, vacancies decreased on the quarter for the 28th consecutive period according to the Office for National Statistics’ Labour Market Overview, UK: November 2024.

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    Bolt drivers classified as workers, not contractors

    A tribunal has ruled that Bolt drivers can be classified as workers which means the taxi hailing app will have to pay national minimum wage and holiday pay.

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  • recruitment

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    Employment groups raise questions about Budget's impact on jobs

    The recent Budget was generally agreed to be one of the largest and most significant of recent years and its details have since been the subject of considerable scrutiny as experts examined the likely implications.

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  • work from home

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    Financial services bosses want to cut down on working from home

    While many of them recognise the value of the hybrid working model, 76% of financial services leaders across the UK told KPMG that they are planning to increase office attendance in the next 12 months.

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  • People enjoying a meal around a table

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    Budget 2024: reduced business rates for hospitality

    The Chancellor has reduced the level of business rate discounts for the retail, hospitality and leisure (RHL) businesses from 2026, while small business scheme is extended.

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  • minimum wage increase

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    National living wage to rise by 6.7%

    Businesses will be hit with a 6.7% hike in the national living wage to £12.21 from April 2025 with rates for younger workers rising by double digits

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