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Employment Law is a complex and fast-developing area in which employers and employees benefit from fair and effective management. Employment Law may seem like a minefield to employers as they endeavor to adopt and implement fair processes and avoid the pitfalls potentially giving rise to employment claims. Our Team of experts are on hand to guide employers through any of these areas, advise on procedure, help to quell escalating disputes, and help to avoid successful claims being made.
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OUR ARTICLES
In conversation with Sir Robert Buckland KC concerning future changes to the employment landscape.
Balancing criminal investigations, reputation, privacy and employment: lessons from football
Case report – Mr D Coppinger and Mr J McInerney v P.J. Carey (Contractors) Limited
“Innovation not discrimination”: AI in work and employment contexts
Private matters and Public trials – privacy in the employment tribunal
Case Update: Hewston v Ofsted – Court of Appeal clarifies boundaries of fair dismissal
Fire and rehire and the new Statutory Code
Asda Equal Pay
Case report – Mr Charles Wilkinson v Areaworks Group Limited & Ors.
Depression/Anxiety disorder and work
Can a settlement agreement be used to validly settle future claims?
Holiday pay and entitlement reforms in 2024
Non-Disclosure Agreements: A reputational asset or liability?
Might we see a new Employment Rights Bill in the near future?
Top legal issues for HR leaders in 2024
Flexible working – a right or a request?
Employment law update