“There may be trouble ahead” – what does the Employment Rights Bill mean for employers? On 10 October 2024 the […]
Sexual harassment at work: New Law and New Guidance The law on preventing sexual harassment in the workplace is changing. […]
A Day in The Life of an Employment Trainee! After finishing my 5 years at university, I am now undertaking […]
“It’s a crime” – Criminal Offences by employees
“It’s a crime” – Criminal Offences by employees Even employees with a spotless record may find themselves accused of involvement […]
Navigating Probationary Periods in the wake of the New Labour Employment Agenda
Navigating Probationary Periods in the wake of the New Labour Employment Agenda It has been widely reported that the new […]
National Tell a Joke Day: What if it’s not “just banter”?
National Tell a Joke Day: What if it’s not “just banter”? Workplace banter is often seen as harmless, lighthearted fun […]
Whistleblowing – navigating the minefield
Whistleblowing – navigating the minefield A recent article in the Financial Times highlighted a significant recent increase in whistleblowing claims […]
Carrying Out Workplace Disciplinary Investigations
Carrying Out Workplace Disciplinary Investigations Getting investigations right is vital for all employers.  Here are some key considerations on carrying […]
The Horizon of Employment Law – What Can We Glean from The King’s Speech?
The Horizon of Employment Law – What Can We Glean from The King’s Speech?  The election of a new Labour […]
Employment Law Considerations for STEM Employers: Navigating Apprenticeships in the STEM Sector
Employment Law Considerations for STEM Employers: Navigating Apprenticeships in the STEM Sector Skills shortages are impacting every industry, none more […]