Strikes and the law: recent updates 2023

With strikes becoming more drastic and more people participating, changes to the law on strikes ...

1 in 10 people experience workplace bullying, what is it?

Workplace bullying affects 1 in 10 people, with 15% of employees reporting that they were ...

Employment law changes 2023

Alongside the usual increases to national minimum wage and national living wage, employment law is seeing ...

203 employers fail to pay national minimum wage

What has happened? Recently, the government has confirmed that over 200 companies have been fined ...

1 in 5 parents don’t take paternity leave at all, why?

Paternity leave is for married and unmarried partners who are welcoming a new addition to ...

Business partner disputes

We are often approached by someone who has fallen out with a business partner. Disputes ...

Non-compete clauses might be limited to 3 months

Background Non-compete clauses are terms in an employee’s contract restricting their ability to work for ...

New protection for staff who are redundant while pregnant

Women who are made redundant while pregnant have long been entitled to a right of ...

Social media and disciplinaries

It’s becoming ever more common for employers to monitor their employees’ accounts on social media. ...

Impact of Covid-19 on employment law

This article discusses the impact of Covid-19 on employment law in the UK. When signs ...