BLOG Written on 7 August 2024 Employees are entitled to their private lives but, on occasion, their conduct outside of work can have a direct
BLOG Written on 2 August 2024 In the King’s Speech on 17 July, the UK’s new Labour government outlined 40 Bills that it intends to
BLOG Written on 18 July 2024 The 2024 general election saw the Labour Party return to UK Government for the first time in 14 years.
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 Labour has pledged to expand the basic rights that are available to all workers from day one. This includes the right to parental leave, sick
BLOG Written on 5 June 2024 Social media has transformed the way we communicate, allowing individuals to share their thoughts and opinions with a vast
BLOG Written on 5 June 2024 For years now, employers have had to contend with employees’ private social media use and its effect on work.
BLOG Written by Danielle Fargnoli on 29 May 2024 The recent changes in flexible working legislation have redefined workplace dynamics and reshaped employee expectations. As
BLOG Following Labour’s landslide election win, the UK has a new government and a new prime minister in Keir Starmer. Having promised “the biggest upgrade
BLOG The long-awaited Carer’s Leave Regulations came into effect on 6 April, 2024, marking a significant milestone for employee rights. Essentially, the regulations allow employees
