Category Archives: Contracts
More than 7 million Britons in “precarious employment”
The term “precarious employment” is being used more and more. Another term for it is ...
Dec
Employment law and unpaid internships
Does employment law mean that interns should be paid whilst being trained? In November 2016, ...
Nov
Employment solicitors take aim at Tesco
We read that multi-claimant employment solicitors Leigh Day are taking a class action against Tesco, who ...
Nov
Rewarding attendance – an employment lawyers’ view
It has been reported that Argos are paying an extra 80p per hour to their ...
Oct
Uber case important for employment law
An employment law case heard in the London employment tribunal could have important ramifications for ...
Oct
Should employers contact staff on long-term sick leave?
Employment lawyers in Birmingham and around the country have welcomed a recent Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) ...
Oct
Controversial Deliveroo contracts and employment law
Deliveroo, an online food courier, has come under criticism by employment law commentators due to ...
Sep
How to be a good football manager
It happens every couple of years, like clockwork. It seems to be the nation’s favourite pastime. ...
May
What is an employment contract?
In this short article, Birmingham employment lawyers Hatton James Legal look at what an employment contract actually ...
May
No pay and no unlawful deductions claim for working 29 February
Do you know that salaried employees technically don’t get paid for working today? And there ...
Feb