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The Equality Act (8th April 2010) will come into force in October of this year representing the most radical changes to employment law in thirty five years, in the United Kingdom. This act has been developed with two specific purposes in the eyes of the government; to strengthen and consolidate the law in relation to equality and to simplify and harmonise existing discrimination legislation.
Click here to read the full story.Naturally Inspired the new independent health shop in Hayes opened on 1st July 2010. The owners, Emma and Jan who have many years experience in the alternative health industry, offer excellent customer service and advice. They feel that the addition of a health shop to Hayes, would provide an excellent service for the local and wider community.
Click here to read the full story.Gatwick Airport today (Monday 21 June) revealed its new brand identity, heralding the start of a £1 billion plan to transform the airport.
Fittingly unveiled on the first day of summer, the new Gatwick will put passengers at the heart of its drive to provide the best possible service – great news for the four million people expected to travel through the airport this summer.
A pot of VAT gold is going unclaimed and will soon be lost forever – Even in the teeth of an international recession, businesses incurring VAT throughout the EU are failing to claim VAT refunds to which they are entitled. 4 Eyes Ltd can advise on inter-EU VAT recovery and process these reclaims for you.
Click here to read the full story.Many building firms have struggled throughout the recession that recently hit the United Kingdom, however one small firm based in the borough of Bromley is bucking this trend and has even used the down turn to turn it’s only fortunes around.
Click here to read the full story.South London, April 2010 – Award-winning hair salon chain, Sean Hanna, is going from strength to strength and recently landed a finance deal worth £680k through banking partner NatWest to aid further expansion and job creation. This was jointly funded through the Government-backed Enterprise Finance Guarantee Scheme (EFG).
Click here to read the full story.Employees facing redundancy are being given the chance to re-train for new job opportunities. South London Business is running the project which can also offer advice to firms who are having to lay off staff as a result of the recession.
The project, which runs until December 2010, has been made possible through a grant from the Learning & Skills Council and the European Social Fund. The Response to Redundancy programme is open to anyone made redundant within the past three months or who is currently under notice of redundancy.
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