Employment LawBrexit – What does it Mean for Employers?With the COVID-19 crisis ongoing, it would have been easy to forget that, effective 1…Published 8th December 2020
Employment LawWhistleblowing Policy: What is It, and Should We Have One?Whistleblowing is a phrase used to describe the acts of an employee passing information regarding…Published 8th December 2020
Employment LawTUPE: Employee FAQsTUPE is the abbreviation for the statutory provision “Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment) Regulations…Published 8th December 2020
CoronavirusFurloughExtended Furlough: Rehiring EmployeesAfter recently extending the furlough scheme until March, with review in January, the Government have…Published 8th December 2020
Black Lives MatterWellbeing & inclusive workplacesThe #10000BlackInterns CampaignWhat is the campaign? The campaign is a programme designed to help transform the prospects…Published 8th December 2020
UncategorisedLandmark case could be key to developing gender-fluid inclusion in the workplace; Taylor v Jaguar Land RoverA case which comes as a relief to many people, and an exciting moment, as…Published 30th November 2020
UncategorisedDiversity and Inclusion in the Workplace: Using the Correct Pronouns in Your CommunicationAs 2021 is approaching, it can be anticipated that the new decade will raise many…Published 30th November 2020
For EmployersHuman ResourcesWhat type of HR functions are generally outsourced?The purpose of outsourcing is to enable small business owners to focus on their business,…Published 20th November 2020
For EmployersMental HealthEmployers’ obligations towards employees’ mental health at workDo employers have legal obligations concerning the mental health of their employees? In short, yes.…Published 20th November 2020
For EmployersFurloughEverything you need to know about furlough – FAQSUpdated on 4 March 2021 with the latest guidance The Chancellor, Rishi Sunak, has announced…Published 16th November 2020