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Endeavour hosts CIPD briefing
Endeavour’s employment team is hosting the Chartered Institute of Personnel Development’s June briefing on the subject of re-structuring a business.
Posted in:Employment Law News & PR
Restrictive covenants and goodwill agreements
A High Court case illustrates that it is not always in an employer’s best interests to immediately place an employee on garden leave, or seek injunctive relief against a departing employee when they leave to set up in competition.
Posted in:Employment Law
Tenancy deposit schemes: section 21 notices
Landlords will welcome the High Court’s comments on when sanctions for non-compliance with the tenancy deposit scheme (TDS) legislation are triggered.
Posted in:Commercial Property
Protect company properties from fraud – new Land Registry protection available
As part of its programme to help tackle and prevent property fraud, the Land Registry has launched a new Form RQ(Co) allowing a company to register a counter-fraud restriction on its registered titles.
Posted in:Commercial Property
Endeavour advises on Scarborough North Bay Water Park project
Endeavour Partnership, advised client, Benchmark Leisure, on its plans for a multi-million seaside water park in Scarborough which has just been given final approval by Scarborough Council.
Posted in:News & PR Commercial Property
Break clauses in commercial leases
Tenants should take note of a Court of Appeal decision that emphasises the need to pay close attention to all the requirements of a break clause, including the formal requirements, and to follow them precisely. The court held that a notice purporting to exercise a break clause in a lease was ineffective because it failed […]
Posted in:Commercial Property
Confidentiality during employment and after termination
In what appears to be one of the few times that a judge has felt justified in allowing the inspection and imaging of employees’ computers, the High Court has recently ordered that an employer may instruct an independent computer expert to inspect and take images from the personal computers of two former employees.
Posted in:Employment Law
Endeavour at North Yorks County Show
Come and visit our stand at the North Yorkshire County Show held at Otterington Hall, South Otterington, Northallerton DL7 9HW to collect your free gift and have a go at face painting!
Posted in:News & PR
Visit Endeavour at NEPIC’s Meet the Members Event
Come and visit us at NEPIC’s Meet the Members Event on Thursday 5th June at the Excel Centre, Newton Aycliffe. We are hosting a stand alongside 90 other exhibitors looking to meet some of the 450 delegates. The day will be packed full of high-profile speakers and plenty of businesses to find out more about.
Posted in:News & PR
Dismissing an employee: taking the right steps
Two recent Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) cases highlight some of the issues a business needs to consider when contemplating dismissing an employee.
Posted in:Employment Law