BLOG Written on 24 September 2025 As an employer, you can be held vicariously liable for the discriminatory actions of your staff. But how far
BLOG Written by Daniel Rawcliffe on 16 September 2025 Picture this: you receive a grievance from an employee. It’s lengthy, formal, and packed with references
BLOG Picture this: an employee submits a formal grievance about some aspect of their employment, but before you can act on it, they suddenly withdraw
BLOG Written on 14 July 2025 When an employee discloses that they have ADHD or autism, many employers find themselves asking: Is this classed as
BLOG When faced with performance or conduct issues, employers may look for alternatives to dismissal – one of which is demotion. This usually means reducing
BLOG Written by Katie Proctor on 14 May 2025 At present, employees have three months to bring the majority of claims to the Employment Tribunal.
BLOG Written by Suzie Green on 30 April 2025 In October 2024, the UK government introduced the Employment Rights Bill – a significant piece of
BLOG Employees typically look forward to their annual leave as a time to rest and recharge. However, there are times when sickness and holiday overlap,
BLOG Written on 19 March 2025 Employers could unintentionally underpay holiday entitlement this year due to an anomaly in the bank holiday calendar. If your
BLOG Written by Melinda Clements on 14 March 2025 According to a recent Acas survey, 14% of employers and 6% of employees have witnessed sexual
