Immigration | Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA)
Following the recent Statement of Changes to the Immigration Rules, we look at the introduction of the Electronic Travel Authorisation, what it is, who can apply, and when it takes
Following the recent Statement of Changes to the Immigration Rules, we look at the introduction of the Electronic Travel Authorisation, what it is, who can apply, and when it takes
The most recently published Statement of Changes (HC1160) to the immigration rules (9 March 2023) sets out the increases to the salary thresholds for skilled workers that will be effective
We consider the current charity law position in relation to ex gratia payments and proposed changes under the Charities Act 2022. The post Charity law | Where legal meets moral
Although it’s great news that the Probate Registry has recruited some 50 new case handlers, the current delays will still impact on legacy administration. The post Charities | the impact
The Home Office has recently published updates to right to work checks effective from 28 February 2023 for businesses and employers. We urge employers to review and update their HR
The Home Office has announced the ballot process for the India Young Professionals Scheme visa will open on 28 February 2023 and will close on 2 March 2023. Successful applicants
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The recently published CAF UK Giving Report 2021 revealed that although the number of people giving to charities decreased in the last year, those that did were more generous. The
A quick round-up of recent employment law developments The post Employment update: News in Brief Winter 2023 appeared first on Shakespeare Martineau. You are unauthorized to view this page.
Here we take a quick look at some key employment case law decisions from recent months. The post Employment case law update | Winter 2023 appeared first on Shakespeare Martineau.
Gender identity is a divisive issue with strong and polarised views on each side of the debate, as can be seen from the UK government’s recent blocking of the Gender
Lack of charging clause in a will meant a senior solicitor was unable to charge costs for acting as executor. The post Recent Legacy case updates | Winter 23 appeared