Bored out of job

A Frenchman has hit the headlines for taking his former employer, Interparfums, to court after having an existential crisis because […]

By Michelle Lamb

Well heeled?

Today’s news headlines included the story of a receptionist sent home from her first day of work after refusing to […]

By Michelle Lamb

A Brexit will be on the minds of EEA nationals who have moved to the UK for work. Those who […]

By Verity Buckingham

A remedy that is open to an employment tribunal to award if it upholds a complaint of unfair dismissal is […]

By Verity Buckingham

The Government’s view is that the UK thrives on innovation. It recognises that innovation enables businesses to develop new ideas, […]

By Verity Buckingham

In this issue, we consider the requirements of recent legislative changes including the new whistleblowing regime for financial institutions and […]

By Gilla Harris and Sarah Beeby

The European Parliament has now passed the new General Data Protection Regulation. This will come into effect in 2018. The […]

By Victoria Albon

The ACAS early conciliation process can (and often does) mean that the time in which an individual must present an […]

By Victoria Albon

We are, of course, coming increasingly close to 23 June – the date of the referendum on the UK’s continued […]

By Victoria Albon

This article is a further update following “Immigration – changes to Sponsor duties and MAC recommendations” posted on 24 March […]

By Verity Buckingham

Mr Kumar was sole director of a cooked-foods wholesaler in Birmingham from 16 May 2013 to 21 November 2014, at […]

By Verity Buckingham

When Chancellor George Osborne introduced the National Living Wage (NLW) last summer, he confidently asserted that this would help move […]

By Virginia Allen