Gender reassignment discrimination
It's unlawful to discriminate against a job seeker or employee on the grounds that they have undergone, are undergoing or intend to undergo gender reassignment.
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Equal pay and conditions
How to ensure you provide equal pay and conditions for male and female employees.
Gender balance in STEM businesses
Guidance on promoting gender balance in your STEM business.
Sex, maternity and pregnancy discrimination
The types of sex discrimination and the rights of employees claiming to have suffered unfair treatment.
Discrimination when deciding who to employ
It is unlawful for you to discriminate when making recruitment decisions.
Avoid discrimination when recruiting staff
How to adhere to equality legislation during the recruitment and selection process.
Equality law and types of workplace discrimination
Understand how equality law applies and how to prevent discrimination in the workplace.
Prevent discrimination and value diversity
This guide details what employers must do to meet their obligations under equality legislation.
Using tariff rate quotas to import sheepmeat, poultry and beef into Northern Ireland from outside the UK and EU
From 30 September 2024, traders can access certain UK tariff rate quotas when they import sheepmeat, poultry and beef into Northern Ireland from certain countries outside the UK and EU.
Growing a craft business: A guide for makers and designers
Get practical advice on growing your craft business - from finding early customers to building retail partnerships sustainably.
How to work with retailers as a craft business
Prepare your craft products, pricing and processes so you can approach and work effectively with retail stockists.
Growing a modern craft business through retail partnerships - Cowfield Design
Sarah Quinn, co-founder of Cowfield Design, explains how to grow a modern Irish craft brand through retail partnerships, creative storytelling and strong brand values.
Legal responsibilities for craft businesses
Understand key legal responsibilities for craft businesses, including structure, contracts, intellectual property and insurance.
Have a formal succession plan
How formally setting out your succession plan helps you to achieve your exit target.
Voluntary liquidation
Why voluntary liquidation might be the best way to cease your involvement in your business.
Succession planning: trade sales
How selling your business might be the best option for you.
Transferring ownership of a business to a non-family member
The pros and cons of succeeding ownership of your business to a non-family member.
Family succession planning
Choosing who your successor will be and preparations for the succession.
Assessing your options when succession planning
Knowing which succession options exist will enable you to choose one that's best suited to your circumstances.
Why succession planning is important
How knowing what succession planning is and knowing what's at stake will help you to make wise decisions.
Succession planning and business transfer
How effective succession planning can create the best outcome for you and your business.
Collaboration strategies for growing a craft business
Use collaborations with other makers and businesses to increase visibility, test ideas and grow your craft brand.
How to grow a craft business sustainably
Plan sustainable growth for your craft business by managing capacity, pricing, systems and protecting creative identity.
Difficulties paying HMRC
What you need to do if you have problems paying what you owe to HMRC when selling or closing a business.
Preparing a plan to close down your business
What you should put in your written plan to help you close your business properly.