Can you get the sack for asking your employer to pay for your partner’s dinner?
Can you get the sack for asking your employer to pay for your partner’s dinner? Yes, according to Employment Judge […]
WhatsApp in the Workplace – Risks for employers
WhatsApp in the Workplace – Risks for employers A plumber employee claiming disability discrimination has been awarded more than £134,000 […]
Employers should ‘Put a Label on it’ to Avoid Unfair Dismissal Claims
Employers should ‘Put a Label on it’ to Avoid Unfair Dismissal Claims Often employers and employees agree to part company […]
The Menopause and the Workplace – A case update
The Menopause and the Workplace – A case update In recent years, there has been an increase in discussion and […]
Making reasonable adjustments to a recruitment process – What happens if you get it wrong? As most employers will be […]
National Minimum Wage – Pitfalls for employers This summer marks the 25th anniversary of the National Minimum Wage Act being […]
Is a dismissal necessarily unfair if the decision maker does not attend the disciplinary hearing? Employee carrying box
Is a dismissal necessarily unfair if the decision maker does not attend the disciplinary hearing? We look at a recent […]
Can you refuse to hire “unreliable” young workers?
Can you refuse to hire “unreliable” young workers? In the latest quarterly economic survey by Shropshire Chamber of Commerce, published […]
Redundancies in the technology sector – employment law considerations After years of growth, progress and development within the technology sector, the […]
Is it “just a Settlement Agreement” when shareholders and directors are involved? As employment lawyers, we regularly receive a number […]