Plans to strengthen employment law rights have been announced. The government has responded to the Taylor Review published last summer, which took a closer look
The flexibility of part-time work can appeal to both employees and employers alike, offering better work-life balance and enabling businesses to respond to fluctuations in
Can you imagine waking up to a bill of £4 billion? This is what supermarket chain, Tesco, could be facing as they are embroiled in
Employers are often very impressed when a job applicant has volunteering experience on their CV. They appreciate the useful skills volunteering can bring and how
Most employers know that if they reject a job applicant because they are pregnant or are going to on maternity leave, they are committing discrimination
BLOG We expect school bullies to grow out of their bad habits when they become adults. Unfortunately, however, instances of bullying do still occur in
Do you expect your team to wear a uniform? As long as the organisation’s rules on dress code are reasonable and non-discriminatory, employers have a
While it may be tempting to do a Lord Sugar and bark “You’re fired!” whilst jabbing your finger at an employee you’d be glad to
When an employee is not performing to the required standards, is it capability or conduct? When we are talking about someone that can’t do something, this is
Blog What do you do if a witness to a workplace incident at the centre of a grievance wants to remain anonymous? Let’s imagine
