Status of EU citizens in the UK
The Home Office has sent a communication to interested parties following the government’s publication of a paper outlining its offer […]
Brexit
Slowly getting there – what might immigration look like after Brexit?
It may not have been accompanied by the usual pomp and circumstance, but the Queen’s speech yesterday did give us […]
The future of migrant workers in the UK?
With the Prime Minister preparing to trigger Article 50 around 15 March, and so begin the process of Britain’s exit […]
Insight: UK Employment Law Round-up – December 2016
Welcome to the December edition of our employment law round-up. In this edition, we couldn’t fail to give you an […]
Update on EEA applications for UK Permanent Residence
Due to continuing uncertainty following the Brexit vote, EEA nationals who qualify are acting now to secure their right to […]
Insight: UK Employment Law Round-up – August 2016
In this month’s issue we consider the case of Dronsfield v. University of Reading, in particular the EAT’s observations in […]
Disregarded business groups dismay, as the apprenticeship levy is pushed through
The Government is pushing ahead with its proposal to require large employers, to “invest in apprenticeships”. Many thought the levy […]
Insight: UK Employment Law Round-up – July 2016
In this issue, we look at whether Britain’s decision to leave the European Union is actually likely to have a […]
Germany not prepared to "pull up the drawbridge" on young Britons
The German vice chancellor has called on certain EU countries (including Italy and France) to offer young British citizens who […]
We're all going on a summer holiday…if the boss allows it!
The holiday season is upon us and workers have dreams of lying on beaches and splashing in the sea. […]
Brexit…hunkering down for the long haul…what we know so far
In 12 April 2016, in our article “The Great Brexit Debate: Protection for Workers” we shared our views on the […]