Employment LawFor EmployersThe New Sexual Harassment Provisions: What Employers Need to KnowThe recent revisions to sexual harassment provisions mark a significant shift in workplace legislation, aiming…Published 24th October 2024
Employment LawWhat is unfair dismissal?An unfair dismissal can occur where an employee with at least 2 years’ service is…Published 30th July 2024
Wellbeing & inclusive workplacesClimbing for a cause: Thrive conquers Pen Y Ghent in charity wellbeing walkAt Thrive Law, we understand that wellbeing extends beyond the office and into every aspect…Published 24th July 2024
Employment LawWhat has Labour Committed to in The King’s Speech: Proposed Employment Law ChangesAs set out in our previous blog, Labour’s manifesto previously pledged to introduce an Employment…Published 18th July 2024
Employment LawThrive’s Insights into Labour’s Proposed Employment Law ChangesThe votes are in, and Labour has won the race to become the next UK…Published 5th July 2024
Employment Law4 July 2024 General Election: Key proposed changes to employment lawWith the general election fast approaching, we thought it would be helpful to summarise some…Published 28th June 2024
DiscriminationDiversityEmployment LawFor EmployeesFor EmployersInclusionWeight Discrimination: Does the Law Protect You?The Equality Act 2010 affords significant protection to employees in the UK and is the…Published 7th August 2023
CoronavirusSame Storm, Different Boat – Employer’s Approach to Employees On ReturnWhen the UK went into lockdown in March 2020 in relation to the Coronavirus pandemic,…Published 18th August 2020
CoronavirusThe Kickstart SchemeThe Government announced in July 2020 they will be introducing a new Kickstart Scheme in…Published 17th August 2020
CoronavirusHow to avoid accidental furlough fraudHMRC said it had received 6,749 reports of misuse of the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme…Published 14th August 2020