EAT holds that (some) foster carers are employees

By Victoria Albon

Cycle couriers engaged by CitySprint still workers despite a revamped contract

By Laura Anthony

Just in time for Christmas, we have another Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) decision on employment status in the gig economy: […]

By Tom Fancett

How far can employers dictate what their employees can and cannot say online? As social media is increasingly used by […]

By Henry Arnold

HMRC has released an updated Check Employment Status for Tax tool (CEST) service. The tool can be used to find […]

By Henry Arnold

HMRC has published draft IR35 regulations (to come into effect on 6 April 2020) and a summary of the responses […]

By Victoria Middleditch

In the latest decision on employment status, an Employment Tribunal has held that a group of “Educators” conducting tours, sessions […]

By Victoria Albon

Following our article earlier this week about the “Good Work Plan”, the government has now introduced the first three statutory […]

By Aggie Salt

Following the Taylor 2017 Review and the subsequent consultations launched earlier this year, the government has now published the Good […]

By Aggie Salt

In a case referred by the Romanian courts, the ECJ has held that foster parents are not workers for the […]

By Laura Morrison

Barely a week goes by without worker status finding its way back into the headlines. The EAT this week upheld […]

By Laura Morrison

With the UK leaving the EU on 29 March 2019, the EU Settlement Scheme provides the basis for resident EU […]

By Henry Arnold