For EmployersHRTrainingWhy sexual harassment training can’t be a tick-box exercise?When did your team last complete sexual harassment training? If the honest answer is “a…Published 21st October 2026
HRKeeping HR Records – What Employers Need to Know About Retention PeriodsKeeping accurate HR records is an essential part of being a responsible employer. However, one…Published 23rd September 2026
Employment LawHRWhat New Flexible Working Plans Mean for Your TeamHas someone in your team asked to change where, when or how they work? Or…Published 18th September 2026
HRInternational Youth Day: Why youth doesn’t equal incapability in the workplaceAs we celebrate International Youth Day on 12 August, it is a fantastic opportunity to…Published 31st July 2026
HRNotice Period Guide: Everything employers need to knowNotice periods can sound simple, but can be technically very difficult. An employee resigns on a Friday, a redundancy…Published 28th July 2026
DiscriminationHRLGBTQ+Disability Pride Month 2026: What it means for you and your workplaceJuly is Disability Pride Month, and at Thrive Law, we think that’s absolutely worth celebrating!…Published 1st July 2026
HRInclusionThrive ThoughtsPTSD at Work: Creating a Workplace Where People Can ThriveTo mark PTSD Awareness Day, our founder and Managing Partner, Jodie Hill, has shared her…Published 26th June 2026
HRIt’s too hot to work, so can I go home?The moment the temperature climbs, the same question lands in our inbox; can you put…Published 24th June 2026
Employment LawHRBeyond the headlines: six things in the updated EHRC Code you should not miss.The single sex spaces conversation has dominated press coverage of the EHRC’s updated Code of…Published 27th May 2026
Employment LawHRThe EHRC has updated its guidance on single sex spaces. What employers actually need to do.The EHRC has updated its Code of Practice on services, public functions and associations for the first…Published 22nd May 2026