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Read Revocation of sponsorship licences; don’t let it happen to your organisation
Oct 12, 2026 In Blog

Revocation of sponsorship licences; don’t let it happen to your organisation

It’s no news that the social care sector in the UK is reliant on sponsored workers; rough estimates show that well over 150,000 care...

Read Employees to have six months to bring a tribunal claim from 1 October
Aug 10, 2026 In Blog

Employees to have six months to bring a tribunal claim from 1 October

Working in August is always a bit of a struggle. Either you're reluctantly coming back from being on holiday, frantically preparing so...

Read Employee training – who pays?
Jul 23, 2026 In Blog

Employee training – who pays?

Training employees is part of the employment landscape. That training might be ongoing professional development, or it might be a more...

Read Employment Rights Act Update #23 – Fair Work Agency and holiday pay enforcement and compliance
Jul 02, 2026 In Blog

Employment Rights Act Update #23 – Fair Work Agency and holiday pay enforcement and compliance

Holiday compliance and enforcement are on the Government's mind this week - maybe Mr Starmer feels he has holiday owed to him before he...

Read Unpaid pre-employment training and conditional job offers – a shift in NMW risk
Apr 13, 2026 In Blog

Unpaid pre-employment training and conditional job offers – a shift in NMW risk

A recent decision of the Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) has provided an important reminder to employers: a ‘conditional’ job offer may...

Read Key employment law changes in force from 6 April 2026
Apr 08, 2026 In Blog

Key employment law changes in force from 6 April 2026

As part of our commitment to keeping clients informed of the latest employment law developments, we wanted to highlight several important...

Read Volunteering is for volunteers, not workers; any confusion could be costly
Feb 03, 2026 In Blog

Volunteering is for volunteers, not workers; any confusion could be costly

The approximate annual cost of replacing volunteers with paid staff across the UK would be £16.4billion; they are a resource many...

Read Employment lessons learnt in 2025 – here’s our juke box of goodies
Dec 17, 2025 In Blog

Employment lessons learnt in 2025 – here’s our juke box of goodies

You can’t hurry love, and you can’t hurry an employment rights bill either In this, the third and final draft of this paragraph, I can...

Read Employment Rights Bill – Update #12: consultation on trade union access and union information to staff
Oct 23, 2025 In Blog

Employment Rights Bill – Update #12: consultation on trade union access and union information to staff

Half term approaches and the Government has given us some reading material as we hunker down to the dark nights of autumn/winter 2025. ...

Read Travel time and the National Minimum Wage – Court of Appeal clarifies ‘time work’
Jul 28, 2025 In Blog

Travel time and the National Minimum Wage – Court of Appeal clarifies ‘time work’

Summary In Commissioners for HMRC v Taylors Services Ltd (dissolved) and ors, the Court of Appeal has confirmed that time spent...

Read Is overheard ‘banter’ harassment?
May 19, 2025 In Blog

Is overheard ‘banter’ harassment?

Over the recent weeks, there have been concerns raised about the reintroduction of employer liability for third-party harassment of...

Read April increases to statutory payments
Apr 29, 2025 In Blog

April increases to statutory payments

To paraphrase the Kipling poem very badly, if you can keep your head and apply the April statutory increases when all around you there is...

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