Issue 17
October 2008

Welcome to the latest newsletter. What's new? Well, following the huge success of the Salisbury Breakfast Club, we launched the Andover Breakfast Club on Tuesday 9th September and amazingly had 80 people turn up! If you haven't been to either of our monthly breakfast networking clubs in Salisbury or Andover and you have even the slightest interest in getting new business contacts or selling to other businesses -- then you are really missing out. The Salisbury Breakfast Club meets next on Tuesday 7th October and Andover on Tuesday 14th October -- full details on the website as usual. Also see below for details of our other forthcoming events in a jam-packed calendar that includes my personal favourite -- V-Den -- easily the most fun and powerful local business event I've ever been to.
If there is anything I can help you with please feel free to contact me.
Tim Bishop
Email: tim.bishop@bishopslaw.com
Telephone: 01722 422300
For You. Your Business. On Time. On Budget.
In this issue:
V-Den in Salisbury and Andover

As published last month, following the huge success of the first V-Den, we will be running V-Den 2 on Thursday, 6th November at the Grasmere Hotel in Salisbury from 8:30am-11:30am. I am even more delighted to announce Andover V-Den, on Tuesday, 13th January at the Hampshire Golf Club from 9.30am-12.30 (following on from the Andover Breakfast Club). Of all the events we have run, this is my favourite - enormous fun and really stimulating.
For those who have not already heard of V-Den...
£15,000 compensation for being too young

A recent Employment Tribunal case has shown that the Employment Tribunals are prepared to apply age discrimination rules to young as well as older workers. An 18 year old office administrator has won her claim for age discrimination although her employers claimed that she was dismissed on grounds of capability.
read more ...13 Ways to Protect Your Business Free Seminar

New Minimum Wage Rates

Companies Act - The Latest Changes

The latest changes resulting from the Companies Act 2006 came into effect on 1 October 2008, the most important of which are:
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