The COVID-19 vaccine: What does it mean for employers?
As the COVID-19 vaccine is rolled out, we consider the various opportunities and challenges it presents for employers
02 June 2021
The Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme – from July to October 2020
With the CJRS now winding down, we summarise how the scheme will work from July to October. Information on the bonus payable in February 2021 is also included
25 September 2020
Renewing your sponsor licence application
Employers with a sponsor licence need to ensure they renew their licence in time and are prepared for the renewal process
20 January 2020
Employment law timeline 2018
Our employment timeline includes the key dates for employment law reform that employers, HR professionals and in-house lawyers need to know.
22 March 2018
Employment law timeline 2019
Our employment timeline includes key dates for employment law reform that employers, HR professionals and in-house employment lawyers need to know.
29 March 2019
Employment contract jurisdiction: where does an employee habitually work?
What determines the jurisdiction of employment contracts where employees work in multiple countries? The ECJ has given its decision in a case concerning mobile workers in the air transport sector.
28 September 2017
Employment case law and pensions
The pension obligations of employers and businesses might be affected by employment law cases about equal pay, holiday pay and the gig economy.
07 December 2016
Employers to publish gender pay gap data
UK employers with 250 or more employees will have to publish gender pay data now that the Small Business, Enterprise and Employment Act has become law.
12 March 2015
Employees' Rights To Flexible Working: A Right To Ask
From 30 June this year the right to request flexible working will be extended to nearly all employees.
02 July 2014
Employers' liability for stress at work
Where an employee suffers a psychiatric illness caused by workplace stress, the employer will be liable if the injury was reasonably foreseeable. The decision in Easton v B&Q Plc examined.
09 April 2015
Employer duties: Court of Appeal decisions signal a more pragmatic approach
The court has ruled on how employers’ duties to employees affect pension obligations. These cases are important for employers who have taken action to manage final salary pension liabilities.
14 August 2017
Employee dress codes
There has recently been a lot of publicity about the enforcement of dress codes at work. We examine recent controversies and cases about workplace attire.
07 July 2016