A quarter of small businesses had their IP infringed in last five years
Research from the Federation of Small Businesses reveals that companies are struggling to protect their invaluable IP
Exclusivity clauses in zero hours contracts are now illegal
New rules banning exclusivity clauses in zero hours contracts came into effect today
Many obese workers now have disability protection
Fat shaming and perceptions of laziness are rife in the British workplace. However, employers should tread carefully as the law now gives additional protection to many larger people
Has procuring public sector contracts really gotten easier?
New regulations have been introduced to make it easier for SMEs to access the tender process for public sector contracts. A potential goldmine awaits
Queen’s Speech 2015: what’s in store for businesses?
Small businesses had a vested interest in this year’s Queen’s speech, which outlined the legislation that the new Conservative government intends to pass in its first year
Newly appointed business secretary Sajid Javid outlines ambitious Enterprise Bill
The former culture secretary will outline plans to cut red tape by at least £10bn over the next five years
Increased court fees will hit SMEs hard
Last month the government quintupled the cost of litigation and lawyers say that SMEs have cause for concern
How will the Modern Slavery Bill affect businesses?
The Modern Slavery Bill is a welcome move by all. For UK businesses, it brings additional responsibilities and demands greater transparency of supply chains
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