
Whistleblowing claims soar as businesses prepare for a return to work
BLOG Prior to March 2020, you likely had a fair handle on the sorts of employee issues that generally crop up within your business and,

BLOG Prior to March 2020, you likely had a fair handle on the sorts of employee issues that generally crop up within your business and,

BLOG As we approach the one-year anniversary of the UK’s first national lockdown, an end finally appears to be in sight. On 22 February, Boris

BLOG As we approach the end of a third and hopefully final national lockdown, for charities, continuing to protecting staff, volunteers and the public will

BLOG Following a long-running legal battle, the Supreme Court has ruled that Uber drivers are in fact workers, not self-employed contractors. The UK’s highest court

BLOG Though most UK residents are bound by the ongoing COVID-19 lockdown restrictions, a certain degree of leeway still exists in some scenarios. For instance,

BLOG The advice regarding those most at risk from coronavirus (COVID-19) has changed a number of times since March 2020, leading to some confusion around

BLOG Despite vaccine optimism, the nation was plunged back into lockdown not long after welcoming in the New Year, and the UK public are being

BLOG Amended legislation that came into force on 28 November 2020 has narrowed the ‘relevant matters’ that must be disclosed to employers in regard to

BLOG England has now emerged from lockdown and re-entered a system of tiered restrictions. To coincide with this change, the government has published updated shielding

BLOG For employers and HR professionals, 2020 has been a year like no other. Not only have standard HR processes such as performance management been