Employment

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How to assess employment status

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Employment Law for Scaling Businesses

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Could the government’s proposal to retrospectively increase the continuous residence requirement be deemed unlawful

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The Immigration White Paper – what could this mean for UK business?

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Employment law insights webinar: navigating change and compliance

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Who is entitled to protection under whistleblowing legislation?

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Brake Bros Ltd v Hudek: EAT overturns Tribunal decision on entitlement to additional pay where hours exceeded intended normal working hours

EHRC publishes interim guidance following Supreme Court decision that “sex” in the Equality Act 2010 means biological sex

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Supreme Court holds that “sex” in the Equality Act refers to biological sex

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Changes to umbrella companies could have significant impact on industry

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Importance of clear policies relating to misconduct highlighted in recent case

Defamation & Reputation Management

Sponsor Licence Updates (December 2024 – April 2025): Restrictions on recouping costs from sponsored workers

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Employment: Neonatal leave and the Employment Rights Bill

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Redundancy consultation – what do employers need to know?

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The right to statutory neonatal care leave and pay is now in force. What should employers be doing?

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