The recruitment squeeze With the number of job vacancies remaining near all-time highs and fewer people than ever actively seeking work, businesses are continuing to struggle to recruit staff to fill vacancies. One option for
Escheat is a process whereby ownerless freehold land (in England and Wales, with exceptions) may be returned to the Crown. In this article I will be looking at how and why it occurs and how
Druces is delighted to announce that Jo Wooller has joined the firm as a Senior Associate in our Real Estate team specialising in Commercial Property. Jo’s expertise includes portfolio asset management, the acquisition and disposal
Changes to the Immigration Rules, effective from today (12 April 2023), affect the salaries and rates of pay that migrants need to receive, for their applications to be successful. What’s changed? The following increases
Druces is delighted to announce that Phillip Vallon has joined the firm as a partner in the Corporate team specialising in Immigration and Employment law. Phil has a wealth of experience in handling a full
From 1 April 2023, the MEES Regulations will make it unlawful for landlords to continue to let a property with an EPC rating of F or G without a valid exemption. Â Action to take
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