<?xml version="1.0"?><rss version="2.0"><channel><title>Toller Beattie Commercial Alerts Feed</title><link>http://www.tollerbeattie.co.uk/</link><description>Something something something something</description><item><title>New Disclosure Obligations for Companies -</title><link>http://www.tollerbeattie.co.uk/module/acms_alerts?item_id=1</link><description>New legislation which took effect on 1 January 2007 requires companies and limited liability partnerships to disclose additional information</description></item><item><title>Agricultural Occupancy Conditions </title><link>http://www.tollerbeattie.co.uk/module/acms_alerts?item_id=9</link><description>This wording has evolved over many years and therefore the precise wording of a particular condition must be checked carefully.</description></item><item><title>New Fire Regulations </title><link>http://www.tollerbeattie.co.uk/module/acms_alerts?item_id=10</link><description>As from 1 October 2006 new Fire Regulations [technically the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005] came into effect, replacing most of the previous legislation at a stroke.</description></item><item><title>Section 106 Agreement </title><link>http://www.tollerbeattie.co.uk/module/acms_alerts?item_id=11</link><description>If you apply for Planning Permission, your application may be approved subject to a requirement that you should first enter into a formal legal Agreement with the Local Authority under section 106 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990.</description></item><item><title>Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs)</title><link>http://www.tollerbeattie.co.uk/module/acms_alerts?item_id=12</link><description>The introduction of new legislation has dramatic implications for landlords, property managers and occupants of HMOs</description></item><item><title>Personal Licence Holders And Relevant Criminal Offences </title><link>http://www.tollerbeattie.co.uk/module/acms_alerts?item_id=13</link><description>What happens now if having got your Personal Licence you are subsequently charged and successfully prosecuted for a relevant criminal offence?</description></item><item><title>Death and your Premises Licence </title><link>http://www.tollerbeattie.co.uk/module/acms_alerts?item_id=14</link><description>Have you thought about what happens to your licences when you die?</description></item><item><title>Higher Stowford Planning Application - Toller Beattie resists</title><link>http://www.tollerbeattie.co.uk/module/acms_alerts?item_id=15</link><description>We have recently been successful in preventing a Planning Application from going ahead in relation to an agricultural worker&#39;s dwelling at Higher Stowford, Halwill, on behalf of a neighbouring landowner. </description></item><item><title>Foreign Workers and Business Transfers </title><link>http://www.tollerbeattie.co.uk/module/acms_alerts?item_id=16</link><description>If you are considering buying a business, you will now need to ensure that you are not taking on illegal employees following changes in the Law which took effect on 29th February 2008.</description></item><item><title>Health & Safety Sentencing</title><link>http://www.tollerbeattie.co.uk/module/acms_alerts?item_id=22</link><description>Feb 2010 The Sentencing Guidelines Council have published detailed guidelines  for Judges when sentencing companies for deaths arising from Health and  Safety Breaches and Corporate Manslaughter. </description></item><item><title>Inevitable Consequence of Age is Not Age Discrimination</title><link>http://www.tollerbeattie.co.uk/module/acms_alerts?item_id=23</link><description>    April 2010 In the first case on indirect age discrimination to reach the Court of Appeal, the Court has rule that the regulations only prohibit proven and unjustified age discrimination &ndash; not perceived unfairness.  </description></item><item><title>The Equality Act 2010</title><link>http://www.tollerbeattie.co.uk/module/acms_alerts?item_id=21</link><description>May 2010 After many years under discussion, the main provisions of the Equality Act 2010 came into force in October 2010.&nbsp; However, what does this mean for small businesses and employees?</description></item><item><title>HIP Packs no longer required</title><link>http://www.tollerbeattie.co.uk/module/acms_alerts?item_id=24</link><description>Homes marketed for sale on or after 21 May 2010 will no longer require a  Home Information Pack (HIP).</description></item><item><title>Employment Club Meeting</title><link>http://www.tollerbeattie.co.uk/module/acms_alerts?item_id=27</link><description>Details
of upcoming employment seminars and other seminars of interest can be found on
our Events  page </description></item><item><title>HSE Prosecutions</title><link>http://www.tollerbeattie.co.uk/module/acms_alerts?item_id=28</link><description>Figures
released by the Health &amp; Safety Executive in 2009/2010 state that 1033
offences were prosecuted by the HSE, with a further 287 offences prosecuted by
local authorities.&nbsp; </description></item><item><title>Do You Pay VAT On Your Rent?</title><link>http://www.tollerbeattie.co.uk/module/acms_alerts?item_id=29</link><description>Beware VAT change on 4th January! Click &quot;More&quot; for info.</description></item><item><title>First guilty verdict in corporate manslaughter hearing - upheld </title><link>http://www.tollerbeattie.co.uk/module/acms_alerts?item_id=30</link><description>Cotswold Geotechnical (Holdings) Limited has lost its appeal against its conviction for the offence of corporate manslaughter under the Corporate
Manslaughter and Corporate Homicide Act 2007.&nbsp;
A Director of the Company who was also charged with gross negligence of
manslaughter has had those charges stayed on a permanent basis for health
reasons.

</description></item><item><title>Employee’s Beware of Careless Use of Social Media!</title><link>http://www.tollerbeattie.co.uk/module/acms_alerts?item_id=31</link><description>

An employee has been held to have been fairly dismissed when he sent a private, offensive e-mail from his home computer to the private home computer of one of his work colleagues.

</description></item><item><title>Empty Building? Act now to save money!</title><link>http://www.tollerbeattie.co.uk/module/acms_alerts?item_id=32</link><description>From April you may have to pay business rates if a building has been empty for 3 months or more.</description></item><item><title>Beware Service Charge</title><link>http://www.tollerbeattie.co.uk/module/acms_alerts?item_id=33</link><description>A landlord recently carried out&nbsp; more than &pound;250,000 worth of works to a block
of flats held on long leases. The residents knew that the works needed doing,
agreed that they should be done and had a pretty good idea of the cost, because
the landlord told them from the outset.</description></item><item><title>Shared Ownership of Property</title><link>http://www.tollerbeattie.co.uk/module/acms_alerts?item_id=34</link><description>
If you are buying a property of any sort with
someone else then you should think seriously about having a legal agreement
signed by all the owners to record the arrangements for co-ownership. </description></item><item><title>Alternative Energy</title><link>http://www.tollerbeattie.co.uk/module/acms_alerts?item_id=35</link><description>Many companies are offering to put solar pv
panels on property, but you need to read the terms of the lease carefully.</description></item><item><title>The Bribery Act - </title><link>http://www.tollerbeattie.co.uk/module/acms_alerts?item_id=36</link><description>The Bribery Act comes into force on July 1st.  It affects all businesses. Don&#39;t get caught out! Contact us for more information.</description></item><item><title>Tribunal Recommendations – Another Headache for Employers</title><link>http://www.tollerbeattie.co.uk/module/acms_alerts?item_id=37</link><description>

In the recently reported case
of Lycee Francais Charles de Gaulle v Delambre (2011), the Employment Appeal
Tribunal has held that Employment Tribunals have very wide powers to make
recommendations to employers to eradicate discriminatory cultures or practices
in addition to making awards of compensation.

</description></item><item><title>Employees Fined £73,700 For Breaching Data Protection Act</title><link>http://www.tollerbeattie.co.uk/module/acms_alerts?item_id=38</link><description>





Employers will often be in the
firing line where breaches of the Data Protection Act 1998 are concerned.
However, the Information Commissioner&#39;s Office (&quot;ICO&quot;) can bring criminal
actions against employees.

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