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Employing the right strategy.

A company's employees are one of its most important assets. It is vital that all the relevant employment laws are complied with to ensure a happy workforce and to avoid costly litigation. Jennifer Jarrett explains.

Another round for Labour.

Making predictions is never easy but, looking back at the UK's political history, it seems pretty obvious who will come out top at the next General Election.

Hiscox to sponsor artworks.

Fine art insurer Hiscox has teamed up with Bank underground station to sponsor an exhibition of orig...

Hiscox online launch.

Hiscox is selling high net worth household insurance on the internet. Clients can access www.hisc...

Museum peace.

A recent report has shown a frightening lack of insurance provision among the UK's museums, due, in part, to a misapprehension about the costs involved. It is time insurers blew the dust off this misconception, says Clare Pardy.

Plastics cover online.

Leagold Miller hopes to shake up the plastics insurance market with the launch of insuranceforplasti...

Bollington expands.

Macclesfield-based insurance broker The Bollington Group has continued its expansion, with the acqui...

Safety in numbers.

Accountants' work may not be glamorous or seem dangerous, but they still need to know they can count on insurance cover against the high risks that some areas of the profession bring, says Simon Threadgold.

Pulling power.

Goods in transit insurance is traditionally the preserve of the specialist broker. However, it has been greatly demystified over recent years, and general brokers could be doing more to pull in clients and reap the rewards on offer.

Worrying times for brokers?

With all the recent merger upheaval and the introduction of new regulations currently rocking the world of insurance, should brokers be worrying or should they just carry on as they always have?

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