World Menopause Month – the menopause cases trailblazers
To coincide with World Menopause Day on 18 October and with October being World Menopause Awareness Month, I have been reflecting on the wonderful... Read more »
To coincide with World Menopause Day on 18 October and with October being World Menopause Awareness Month, I have been reflecting on the wonderful... Read more »
The Labour government has proposed giving full-time employees the right to request compressed hours working arrangements that could see staff working... Read more »
UK businesses are losing hundreds of days every year to the poor mental health of their workforce, with the problem more acute amongst those aged... Read more »
The irony is not lost. Zoom, the video conferencing company that is the bedrock of remote working, has ordered its employees back to the office. It is... Read more »
Wilko has now called in administrators, putting more than 12,000 jobs across 400 stores at risk after reported discussions with rival discount... Read more »
The Labour Party has promised UK workers a new code of conduct for employers that will include a right to switch off, effectively restricting the... Read more »
The Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt will deliver his Spring Budget today and whilst he has played his cards close to his chest, he will likely... Read more »
Our employment law experts delivered the fourth in a series of online employment webinars on Wednesday 25th January. Delivered by Rhian Radia, Partner... Read more »
Social media giant Twitter continued to make headlines in early January when a group of former UK employees launched a legal action claiming its... Read more »
The Government is proposing legislation that will introduce minimum service levels restricting the ability of workers to strike. The Labour Party have... Read more »
