Would I lie to you?
We explain a recent case on what an employer can do when their employees lie about their future plans.
We explain a recent case on what an employer can do when their employees lie about their future plans.
Ian Machray gives his tops tips for all employers on how to avoid tribunal litigation.
What is the punishment for getting it wrong? Ian Machray summarises an interesting recent tribunal decision.
Ian Machray explains the five golden rules for speaking ‘off the record’.
We explore when employees should be paid even when sleeping at work.
Is it more difficult to justify than other dismissals? David Clay explains the position.
Marcus Francis considers a recent case in which the Supreme Court decided that stripped-out office developments should not be liable to business rates.
Ian Machray considers why the UK is still an ideal destination for international business, despite having opted to leave the European Union.
Employment Tribunal confirms that holiday pay should include commission; David Clay looks at the practical implications of the judgment in Lock v British Gas.
This month we look at the new system of shared parental leave, plus work-related illness, vexatious claims and the treatment of women on maternity leave during a redundancy exercise.
STOP PRESS! Significant EAT decision on holiday pay just in. We also look at time off to care for dependants and effective dates of termination.
This month we look at new rights for fathers and the latest case law on: overseas workers, the importance of itemised payslips and a Tribunal allegedly falling asleep on the job.