I have a friend who is due to retire at a relatively young age (I'm not envious at all - honestly!!). In his current role he is a fully qualified first aid trainer and has been carrying out first aid training for a number of years as an 'employee'. He is considering using his experience and knowledge in this field to provide training on a 'self employed' basis. As I run a small H & S consultancy business, to assist him, I am considering advertising his services through my business and facilitating the training arrangements on his behalf. Is anyone aware of any potential pitfalls that may arise if we go down this route? Any other comments or advice would be welcome. Regards FH

Great idea And with all due respect; treat the venture as strictly a business venture not as a friend working with a friend so U need to ensure that U have all things in place to protect your business & yourself All should go well as this is not an unusual situation