HMRC and the return of preferential status
Come 6 April 2020, HMRC will resume its position as a preferential creditor.
This means that tax claims, previously ranked as unsecured...
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Ledingham Chalmers Archive
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News coverage of the coronavirus continues to spread at an alarming rate. Understandably this means it is also currently the hot topic...
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As Storm Dennis follows hot on the heels of his siblings Brendan and Ciara, extreme weather is becoming all-too-common.
Recent statistics...
When Cupid’s arrow strikes the workplace
This Valentine's Day it is worth reflecting on the excellent work of dear old Cupid. However, do we want him strutting his stuff in the...
Bereavement leave
As of 6 April 2020, an employee whose child has died will have a statutory right to take up to two weeks’ leave within the year of the...
Retaining retentions
"How do we get our retention back?" has to be one of the most regularly occurring questions asked by contractors of any construction...
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