So just five days before Christmas, the Charity Commission has launched new guidance entitled: Manage financial difficulties in your...
The 7% rent cap (with an exception for supported housing) for tenants was announced nearly a month ago and since then I've had lots of...
It was reported last month that the number of people off work due to long-term sickness hit a record high of 2.5 million in the three...
Just a month after relinquishing the COP presidency, the UK has taken the perverse decision to approve the opening of the country's first...
The right to request flexible working has, until now, been a rather qualified right with the odds stacked in the employer’s favour....
'Twas the party for Christmas and all through the night, HR was panicking.... please all behave right'. Love 'em or loathe 'em, work...
There is a sparsity of good news around now, least of all for low-income workers. New regulations, coming into force today (5 December...
Whilst for many social housing providers a social rent cap of 7% (in England and Scotland) will have been less painful than feared, one...
The results are starting to come through for the employers in the local government pension scheme (LGPS) and the picture is likely to be...
The 6 April 2022 was a watershed in family law. Under the old law – the need to allege or at least threaten fault when bringing a...
An early payday is always good... isn't it? Not when it is Equal Pay Day. This is the day in the year when because of the gender pay gap...
Resolution has recently announced a new model for lawyers working with couples jointly following their separation. The model, called...