Business

Maxson Goh reports from the 2025 CPT Annual Conference held in London on 25 January This year, the Confederation of Passenger Transport (CPT) brought together a record-breaking 175 delegates to its annual conference held at […]

Adam Morris, a solicitor at Wright Hassall, suggests that employers should have a plan in place for when weather might disrupt their staff’s ability to attend work In recent years, the UK has seen significant […]

Helen Thornley, a technical officer with the Association of Taxation Technicians, continues her look at tax benefits for employees As the 2003 advert featuring Adam Hart-Davis, a scientist, author, photographer, historian and broadcaster, noted, ‘tax […]

In the first half of a two-part feature, Helen Thornley, a technical officer with the Association of Taxation Technicians, considers how businesses can give their staff rewards in the most efficient manner Thanks to the […]

Head of Team and solicitor at WorkNest Alexandra Farmer considers the right and wrong ways to terminate an employee’s contract When it comes to dismissing an employee, there are right and wrong ways to go […]

Adam Bernstein considers how fraud can affect businesses, and warns that the public transport sector is not immune Hardly a day goes by without a warning or headline about scams. Employee frauds, push payment, or […]

In a timely piece, Adam Bernstein considers the rights of employees when transferring between companies Businesses are bought, sold or transferred all of the time. While many think of the body corporate moving from one […]

Employers need to ensure that they carry out right to work checks correctly, says Adam Bernstein Illegal immigration and illegal working are topics that are high on the agenda for the Government. With stories of […]