
Court confirms whistleblowers can be fairly dismissed over conduct
BLOG Written by Lesley Rennie on 30 August 2022 Dismissing an employee in retaliation for ‘blowing the whistle’ on certain prescribed matters, such as a

BLOG Written by Lesley Rennie on 30 August 2022 Dismissing an employee in retaliation for ‘blowing the whistle’ on certain prescribed matters, such as a

BLOG Written by Lesley Rennie on 19 July 2022 The controversial Forstater case came to a climax this month (subject to a hearing to decide

BLOG Written by Lesley Rennie on 13 April 2022 The war in Ukraine, and the daily news reports of fatalities, continues to spark conversation in

BLOG Written on 1 April 2022 We all like to have fun with our colleagues, and many of us will have pulled – or been

BLOG Written by James Tamm on 26 January 2022 Compulsory vaccination is a contentious issue – both from a moral and legal standpoint – eliciting strong opinions

BLOG Written by James Tamm on 13 January 2022 You might have heard about the recent case of an employee who refused to return to the workplace

BLOG Written by James Tamm on 20 October 2021 As employers roll out their back-to-work plans, the issue of whether to make vaccination a compulsory

BLOG Written by Danielle Scott on 1 September 2021 While many may have expected the return to work to be relatively frictionless, the lingering of

BLOG Written by James Tamm on 2 August 2021 Remote working has become the norm for many organisations. However, as part of the lockdown-lifting changes

BLOG The coronavirus pandemic had underscored the importance of workplace health and safety like never before. And aside from the time, effort and cost involved