
Employer vicarious liability | When is harassment ‘in the course of employment’?
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 on 24 September 2025 As an employer, you can be held vicariously liable for the discriminatory actions of your staff. But how far

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 Caroline Johnstone on 22 April 2025 Apprenticeships offer a valuable opportunity for employers to develop homegrown talent, enhance employee loyalty, and cultivate

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

BLOG Written on 26 February 2025 All employers strive for a highly productive workforce with low staff turnover. An employee handbook, also known as a

BLOG Written by Alex Holmes on 20 February 2025 When faced with employee issues, your employment contracts can either protect your interests or put you

BLOG Written Charlotte Beedles on 30 October 2024 Employment law is an everchanging and complex field, often misunderstood by employers and employees alike. From misconceptions

BLOG Written by Jack Murphy on 25 October 2024 Can comments about a male staff member’s baldness amount to harassment related to sex? Yes, according

BLOG Written by Angela Carter on 12 July 2024 When dealing with employee misconduct, it is sometimes appropriate to suspend an employee with full pay

BLOG Written by Alexandra Farmer on 28 September 2023 In today’s digital age, it has become increasingly common for people to express their feelings and