Hot off the press! Our very own Andy Williams has provided his thoughts on yesterday's landmark Supreme Court ruling in Agnew. Take a read here:
https://t.co/X7mUJFlnC5
With the UK's Employment Relations (Flexible Working) Bill rapidly making its way through parliament, @ChantelleSB discusses what employers should be aware of and why they should "embrace the changes"
https://t.co/hs8aaCsBfk
One of the stated priorities of the Spring Budget is #employment. The Chancellor announced a number of employment-focussed measures targeting four groups - we provide a brief overview here: https://t.co/jcMB0O9Gho
#UKEmpLaw#SpringBudget
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Catch our latest #employment and #immigration ebulletin. Our February update includes topics such as recruiting using artificial intelligence, menopause and the workplace and details of our upcoming employment webinar - read more here: https://t.co/l5DpusFF7V
Join us on 2 March for our next employment webinar - "Disciplinaries and grievances - top tips and tricky issues". We will be considering the trickier aspects of dealing with disciplinary and grievance processes. For more information and to register visit: https://t.co/NqlldSrSS7
When is an employment dispute not a dispute? Have a read of our latest article which discusses the recent decision in Garrod v Riverstone Management Ltd and the "without prejudice" rules in more detail.
https://t.co/oovyNCtZP0
Does supporting a football team amount to a protected belief? Helena Rubenstein discusses this timely case as the Winter World Cup fast approaches. https://t.co/LhupW2Sda0 #emplaw#FIFAWorldCupQatar2022#RangersFC
Senior Associate, Rachel Collins, discusses what employers should consider in light of the announcement of an extra bank holiday to mark King Charles' coronation https://t.co/35TDO76KZl #emplaw#coronation#hradvice
Read @hannahp24718629's analysis of recent employment tribunal cases and the rising number of disposals in @personneltoday https://t.co/pPMqeCdLPn #emplaw
@hannahp24718629 and @legallyg1nger give practical and proactive advice to employers in striking the difficult balance between protecting the right to hold controversial and provoking beliefs while maintaining a diverse and inclusive culture https://t.co/PDB7elF48r
As the tug of war between gig economy workers and their employers continues, Helena Rosenstein discusses GMB's legal challenge against Bolt in @EmployeeBenefit https://t.co/DAsDKSLP2O #gigeconomy#GMB
@kerryjgarcia discusses the Supreme Court's ruling that term-time only workers have the same holiday entitlement as colleagues who work throughout the year https://t.co/TNv9EUDCb2
@sb_EmilyHocken reports on the first person in the UK to successfully claim that long COVID is a disability - could this lead to a “snowballing” in the number of tribunal claims of this nature?! https://t.co/C2ZRsJGCMq
Employment law expert, Helena Rosenstein, discusses how insurance brands can recruit the best talent in this month's @InsEdgeOnline: https://t.co/mQEVM29sMZ #emplaw#warfortalent
@FrancesRollin reports on a helpful COVID-19 judgment for employers: employee did not succeed with automatic UDL claim as hadn't shown there were circumstances of danger that he could not reasonably be expected to avert. https://t.co/vaKozrcJ9X
Who is entitled to a day off on the Queen's Platinum Jubilee bank holiday? How can employers pre-empt and mitigate any workforce issues? #PlatinumJubilee#emplaw
https://t.co/mvJHtPnZbT
Listen to our brilliant new podcast, The Hybrid Hangover: @hannahp24718629 and @sb_EmilyHocken discuss proximity bias, staff refusing to attend the office prior to a holiday, and disposing of confidential information at home. https://t.co/Y62eSKpSMf