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Restrictions on business-to-business contracts - exclusion clauses and the test of reasonableness and how these apply to your business, including sole traders.

When buying goods or services from another business, try to negotiate with your suppliers to include contract terms and conditions that benefit your business.

What to do if the goods or services you purchase don't match the contract you've agreed with your supplier and what laws apply in these situations.

Businesses buying goods or services from another business should make sure the seller hasn't inserted any exclusion clauses and left you at a disadvantage.

Advice on protecting your intellectual property with contacts when procuring certain IT services and on checking how web-based contracts will be concluded.

The range of local information and support services for domestic and sexual abuse in Northern Ireland.

The definitions of domestic and sexual abuse, and how this affects victims in their place of work.

A checklist of what to include in your workplace policy on domestic and sexual abuse and an example policy.

How developing a workplace policy on domestic and sexual abuse can help you meet legal requirements and offer business benefits.

A list of practical measure your business can use to support employees affected by abuse, such as diverting phone calls and allowing flexible working.

A guide to developing a workplace policy on domestic and sexual abuse and supporting employees who are abused.

Advice for businesses on their rights when purchasing goods or services from another business, and how these are different from consumer transactions.

A summary of the customer contract rules you must comply with when you sell at distance such as over the phone or online.

Assess the specific risks to care services businesses and keep clients and staff free from harm in creches, playgroups, residential care homes and clinics

Dealing with health and safety issues for employees working in care service businesses from stress to lifting injuries, violence and hazardous substances

Health, hygiene and safety in kitchens, wash areas and when dealing with laundry, waste and hazardous substances in businesses that provide care services

Use thorough employee checks and training to make sure your staff can provide the service your clients require in a business that provide care services

How to register a care service business (such as a nursery, residential care home or clinic) with the Regulation and Quality Improvement Authority (RQIA)