The temporary suspension in Stamp Duty Land Tax has had a dramatic impact on the housing market, particularly in the South West, since it was introduced last July. The increased activity and the number of...
The rollout of the vaccination programme has been welcomed as the beginning of the end for the Covid-19 pandemic. For many employers, ensuring their workforce is vaccinated is an important step in getting their business...
The extension of the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (CJRS) over the Christmas period until March 2021, means that employers may wish to use the CJRS to pay for employee holidays over the Christmas period. Before...
If you are in the middle of getting divorced or contemplating getting divorced, you may be worried about how the present pandemic will impact on your financial security after separation. If financial matrimonial finances are...
The government has announced new support for employers for the New National Restrictions period that starts on Thursday 5 November 2020. The Prime Minister announced that: The Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme, also known as furlough...
As the Chancellor’s coronavirus job retention scheme enters its final phase and the prospect of a return to normal business seems distant for many companies, employers are having to contemplate redundancies if they are to...
Post-lockdown, the UK housing market is currently experiencing a mini-boom as a result of pent-up demand and the new stamp duty payment holiday. According to the latest Bank of England figures, the number of mortgage...
1 in 6 people are estimated to currently be taking a mortgage holiday, but it is not a free holiday, and many people may not understand the true impact. With the mortgage payment holiday scheme...
The government has published a factsheet on the Job Support Scheme that was announced by the Chancellor yesterday. https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/job-support-scheme The factsheet provides more information about the scheme which I have summarised below. The scheme will...
This employment law update covers the government 's new measures to address rising cases of coronavirus in England. The new measures relevant to employers included: - Customers will have to wear face coverings more widely,...
Although lockdown is easing, guidance advises for people to work from home in order to keep the virus under control. The media is reporting that some employers are deciding to keep staff working from home...
Dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic has caused seismic changes to all of our lives, including our family life. During the lockdown we were all forced to isolate in our homes, and for some this enforced...
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