New draft legislation strengthening employment rights has now been revealed. This follows on from the government’s announcement of the Good Work Plan made earlier this
The Court of Appeal has concluded that Uber drivers are workers, not self-employed contractors. It agreed with the decision made by the Employment Appeal Tribunal
The government has announced it will introduce a statutory Code of Practice on sexual harassment. The aim in the code is to make clear the action employers
The past year has again been something of a mixed bag for occupational Health & Safety risk management. We take a look back at some
Brexit may be dominating MPs time but the government has also been hard at work producing its Good Work Plan. This plan sets out its
It’s been a busy 2018 for Employment Law and HR changes. Ellis Whittam takes a closer look at some of the most significant events that
Hot on the heels of gender pay reporting, large companies will also have to comply with executive pay reporting. For the first time, the government
With 2018, employers had to grapple many changes to HR and Employment Law. This includes the introduction of the GDPR and gender pay reporting, changes
According to Acas (Advisory, Conciliation and Arbitration Service), one in ten employers believe their performance management processes were demotivating their employees. When an employee receives praise, feedback
Brexit may be one of employers’ biggest concerns going into 2019, but unfortunately, we still have more question than answers. Everyone wants to know the
