
Will redundancy be unfair if the employer didn’t consider furlough? 2 conflicting cases
BLOG Written on 11 August 2021 Despite being in its penultimate month, the fallout from the government’s furlough scheme is already playing out in Employment

BLOG Written on 11 August 2021 Despite being in its penultimate month, the fallout from the government’s furlough scheme is already playing out in Employment

BLOG Written on 18 June 2021 To a large extent, the challenges faced by businesses during the pandemic have been uncharted territory. Business models, products,

BLOG If you’re one of many employers who made the transition to homeworking in the first few weeks of lockdown, you’ll soon be celebrating (or

Blog As employees strive for success, the issue of unpaid overtime under UK law often emerges, prompting the question: ‘Is working for free a legitimate
It’s that time again. The National Minimum Wage and National Living Wage increase from 1 April. Then there’s the Living Wage – not to be

Slips, trips and falls account for almost a third of workplace injuries and, when cold winter temperatures plummet, the risk of these incidents soars. Even

Blog It’s quite common for employers in office-based businesses to have a relaxed attitude to health and safety. You might assume that if there

Blog Employers are required to identify the hazards present in their workplace and to take reasonable steps to control the risks arising from those hazards.

Blog New research has further highlighted the hidden cost to employers of slips, trips and falls at work. According to the Health and Safety Executive (HSE), slip,

It’s hard to believe, but pregnancy and maternity discrimination are on the rise. These are the findings in a report by the Women and Equalities Committee which