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The Working Time Regulations 1998 (WTR) can be problematic in so far as they only differentiate between working time and rest time, yet...

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

The last days of February bought a rather shocking announcement for the sector; an amendment to the Social Housing (Regulations) Bill...

Anthony Collins Solicitors were proud to sponsor the Women of the Future Awards at the recent Women in Housing Awards 2022 (part of the...

Yesterday marked the start trial of about 70 companies in the UK 'taking part in what is thought to be the world's biggest pilot scheme...

Anyone who read the recent article in Inside Housing on the secret life of a fire risk assessor will have been horrified at the litany of...

Knowland v Eton College (Case No.3306496/21) A teacher posts a lecture on YouTube with some opinions seemingly out of sync with those...

A week is a long time in politics and isn’t that the truth this week? But what are the implications of the shenanigans of this week for...

What do IKEA, Wessex Water, Ocado and Next have in common? Not a great deal, other than when it comes to unvaccinated employees – they...

In my blog post last week, I wrote that we were expecting the Government to confirm the highly anticipated legislative reforms in...

Tomorrow, it is anticipated that the Government is set to confirm reforms enabling employees to request the right to work from home from...

When our current statutory right to request flexible working was introduced in 2014, the world of work was a world away from...