Is it nearly Ho Ho Ho-liday time?
Is it nearly Ho Ho Ho-liday time? In the words of Michael Buble, it’s beginning to look a lot like […]
The New Duty on Employers to Prevent Sexual Harassment – How can Employers Prepare
The New Duty on Employers to Prevent Sexual Harassment – How can Employers Prepare A recent survey from the Trade […]
Flurry of amendments proposed to employment law legislation In our recent blog we looked at proposed changes to the law […]
Quitting in a Quarrel - How seriously should employers take “heat of the moment” resignations?
Quitting in a Quarrel – How seriously should employers take “heat of the moment” resignations? An employee who has properly […]
Would the removal of “worker” status affect the STEM sector’s workforce?
Would the removal of “worker” status affect the STEM sector’s workforce? In recent years, the use of casual staff has […]
Vicarious Liability - The Question of Connection
Vicarious Liability – The Question of Connection Is an employer liable for “grooming” carried out by a work experience student […]
Can you get the sack for asking your employer to pay for your partner’s dinner?
Can you get the sack for asking your employer to pay for your partner’s dinner? Yes, according to Employment Judge […]
WhatsApp in the Workplace – Risks for employers
WhatsApp in the Workplace – Risks for employers A plumber employee claiming disability discrimination has been awarded more than £134,000 […]
Can we bridge the Tech Skills Gap with gender diversity?
Can we bridge the Tech Skills Gap with gender diversity? In this blog, we look at how flexible working arrangements […]
Employers should ‘Put a Label on it’ to Avoid Unfair Dismissal Claims
Employers should ‘Put a Label on it’ to Avoid Unfair Dismissal Claims Often employers and employees agree to part company […]