Employment LawEmployment Law Changes 2021…Employment law is often subject to change; here at Thrive that’s why we love it…Published 8th December 2020
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
Employment LawFor EmployersFurloughFurlough and Notice – What’s Changed?Updated: 16 November 2020 with the latest guidance In the updated Government Guidance on furlough,…Published 16th November 2020
Employment LawFor EmployersFurloughFurlough leave and Car allowanceThis is such a common question we’ve seen coming through our NEW online chat function.…Published 12th November 2020
Employment LawFor EmployersFurloughFurlough AgreementsWhat does a furlough agreement need to say? With the news that the Furlough scheme…Published 12th November 2020
Employment LawFor EmployeesFor EmployersHuman ResourcesStatutory Bereavement Leave – Should we have it? How would it work?The Guardian published an article about a potential introduction of statutory bereavement leave. At the start…Published 12th November 2020
Employment LawFor EmployeesCan you be sacked without a warning?When an employee is “sacked” or “fired”, it means that they have been dismissed and…Published 4th November 2020
CoronavirusEmployment LawFor EmployersFurloughLockdown Announcement; everything you need to know about furlough and rules affecting your businessWhat does lockdown mean for workplaces? After a very eventful weekend, we’re sure you are…Published 3rd November 2020