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Blog Even those with an unblemished record may at some stage commit illegal acts. If this is true of somebody you employ, and the offence
Blog Even those with an unblemished record may at some stage commit illegal acts. If this is true of somebody you employ, and the offence
Ever since Brexit became a reality, the question on most employers’ lips has been “how will leaving the EU impact my workforce?” Now, as the

BLOG There are a number of commonly-held myths in the realm of employment law. Some give employers a false sense of security, while others make

Mental health conditions can be debilitating, impacting all aspects of a person’s life, including their ability to work. For employers, dealing with the operational consequences

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The Conservative Party made a number of ambitious employment-related pledges in their election manifesto, but now that they hold a comfortable majority, what “radical” changes

Blog Not all dismissals involve an employer giving an employee their marching orders. In some cases, an act or acts committed by the employer creates

BLOG As humans, we will naturally warm to some people more than others. However, in the workplace, preferential treatment can create real issues. It’s quite
BLOG Employees with their own insight, ideas and thought-leading industry knowledge can be a real asset to your business. However, not all employers are happy

BLOG When dealing with potential misconduct, disciplinary officers will rely on the contents of the investigation report in order to determine whether an employee’s conduct