Whether your exit is amicable or unexpected, the solicitor you choose to advise you on your Settlement Agreement matters.
Continue Reading…To have a very Merry Christmas there are several factors that employers should be aware of when arranging their Christmas party.
Continue Reading…We are regularly contacted by employees who have been mistreated at work and who tell us they are being ‘discriminated’ against. Discrimination is the practice of treating a person, or a group of people less fairly than other groups of people. In an employment law context, it will be necessary for the individual to identify a relevant ‘protected characteristic’ if they wish to bring a claim in the Employment Tribunal for discrimination. The Equality Act 2010 identifies the following protected characteristics: -
Continue Reading…For claims presented for discrimination, harassment, victimisation and detriment in protected disclosure (“whistleblowing”) claims, employees can claim compensation for ‘injury to feelings’.
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Continue Reading…Further to our 2024 update we now look ahead to the changes on the horizon in employment law for 2025.
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