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Fire and re-hire is a hot topic at the moment, with the Government looking to ban it. Hot off the press, a recent employment tribunal...

If you want to know what the new Government has in store for HR and employment relations following the King's speech then our August...

Wilts and Berks Canal Trust has been fined after pleading guilty to breaching section 3(1) of the Health & Safety at Work Act 1974...

There are things in life, like taxes and laundry, that we know are necessary for democracy and cleanliness respectively but are just a...

The ICO has concluded its investigation into Snap Inc.’s use of its 'My AI' chatbot feature on the Snapchat platform. The My AI chatbot...

The sale or purchase of a business is never just about the contracts, the indemnities, the warranties and the late-night negotiations;...

Immigration may be the political hot potato of the campaign trail but for many social care providers, the employment of overseas workers...

With interest rates having reached a 15-year high, some employers participating in defined benefit pension schemes have suddenly found...

Volunteers are the lifeblood of many charitable organisations.   Those organisations could not exist without them, but neither could they...

In the case of Sato-Rossberg -v- SOAS University of London, an employment judge has dismissed claims by a Japanese professor that she was...

Since the Charities Act 2022 was first introduced in the autumn of 2022, it has implemented changes which affect the rules that govern...

Earlier this week, my colleague Dr Steven Brunning and I held a webinar to outline the main changes to the exclusions provisions that the...