A Guide To Employment Law In The UK
It’s crucial that employers follow UK employment law, not only for legal compliance but to also improve their relationships with their employees.
Read up on the latest employment legislation news and advice and make sure your business complies with all UK employment laws.
It’s crucial that employers follow UK employment law, not only for legal compliance but to also improve their relationships with their employees.
Labour’s new employment rights bill for 2024 is a landmark proposal. Understand all the major changes proposed to overhaul workers’ rights.
The right to request a UK 4-day work week could soon become reality. See what the government has proposed, and some thoughts for businesses, here.
The Alabaster ruling dictates that SMP must take into account any pay rises for the individual within a certain time period. Find out more here.
There is uncertainty as to whether or not the Labour government will abolish zero hours contracts. Let’s look at what this could mean for businesses.
New flexible working law has come into effect this tax year. Employees have more say over how and when they work. Understand what it means for you as an employer here.
From the 6th of April 2024, paternity leave will be changing in the UK. Find out what's changing and what employers need to be aware of.
Understand what’s included in the new UK carer’s act and what the practical implications could be for your company and its current policies.
Everything employers should know about the new neonatal care bill, when it starts, and things to consider when offering this type of parental leave.
In this post, we unpack the Supreme Court’s ruling on holiday pay, and what it could mean for employers.
A guide to the new Pensions (Extension of Automatic Enrolment) bill and what it means for employees and employers.
Contract terminations aren’t easy. This guide covers what to do as an employer when you have a redundancy, settlement agreement, death or non-starter.
On 24 June, the Court of Appeal ruled that Deliveroo riders were to be deemed self-employed. In this article we look at the Deliveroo ruling and explain why it was different from Uber's.
UK statutory employment rights guide