Exclusivity Clauses for Lower Paid Workers
Exclusivity clauses in employment contracts restrict workers from taking on additional work with other employers. Since 2015 exclusivity clauses have been held... Read More
Recover training costs when an employee leaves?
Training costs when employee leaves? Can an employer recover training costs when an employee leaves? It is becoming increasingly common practice for... Read More
Creating Constable Exhibition at Ipswich Museum
An evening with Kerseys Solicitors at Creating Constable Exhibition at Ipswich Museum We would like to thank JM Finn, McTear Williams &... Read More
Easter Raffle at Kerseys
The team at Kerseys enjoying their Easter Raffle whilst raising money for Fresh Start New Beginnings. To meet the team preparing to... Read More
Divorce & Post-Nuptial Agreements
Divorce & Post-Nuptial Agreements – Today’s Lessons in Life Lesson One – The Unlucky Wife Be careful what you sign. A judge... Read More
World Health Day
World Health Day The celebration of World Health Day takes place on 7 April every year and marks the anniversary of the... Read More
No Fault Divorce – The end of the Blame Game
Divorce Law – No Fault Divorce comes into force on 6 April 2022. How Much Does it Cost for a Divorce from... Read More
Divorce Law – No Fault Divorce comes into force on 6 April 2022
Divorce Law – No Fault Divorce comes into force on 6 April 2022. How will this affect you? A bill introducing “no... Read More
World Down Syndrome Day
World Down Syndrome Day (WDSD) is an annual March 21 celebration and global awareness day officially observed by the United Nations since... Read More
Statutory Sick Pay Update
Statutory Sick Pay Update for Employers and Employees. Earlier in the year the government extended Statutory Sick Pay (“SSP”) to employees who... Read More
