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• Yavan Brar offers his advice on what makes a good MBO to readers of Growing Business
  A management buy-out might be seen as an easy exit or a fast track to ownership. However, Jacqui Withnell found that there was plenty to contend with before her team was able to seal the deal for Nethercoats.
• Ashley Holden advises readers of Growing Business on how to set up an employee share scheme
  Will giving employees a share of your company motivate or paralyse them? Growing Business asks if initiatives like the Enterprise Management Incentive scheme are a viable leadership tool, and provides some tips on aligning your employees' interests with your own.
• Herrington & Carmichael works with RBS on financing 365 iT plc’s acquisition of 5i Ltd
  Herrington & Carmichael has worked with The Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS), which provided a £1.15million debt package to leading IT solutions and services group, 365 iT plc, for the acquisition of 5i Ltd.
• Herrington & Carmichael Welcomes Government Help for Children Facing Family Breakdown
  Wokingham, 9th January 2009 – Wokingham solicitors Herrington & Carmichael LLP welcomes Government plans announced last month to do more to help children who are coping with their parents’ divorce.
• Employees Retain Paid Holiday Entitlement Despite Being on Long Term Sick Leave
  Wokingham, 3rd February 2009 – Herrington & Carmichael LLP is warning employers to take note of forthcoming changes to paid holiday leave for employees. The firm believes many employers will be dismayed by last month’s ruling from the European Court of Justice (Stringer v HMRC) that: - Employees on long-term sick leave are entitled to a period of four weeks’ paid holiday, despite not being at work, and - Employers must allow employees to take this holiday on their return to work, or be paid in lieu of it if their employment has come to an end.

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