On 24 April 2024 the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD) has finally been adopted by the European Parliament which starts the two-year period member states...

In this episode, Sam Gray and Tom Hyatt, Employment Solicitors at Herrington Carmichael discuss the basic principles of TUPE including when a transfer arises, the impact this has on employees...

In this month's episode, we will cover an introduction into discrimination with a particular focus on race discrimination under the Equality Act.

The Government has published a consultation which is seeking views on proposals to refine and reform the Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment) Regulations 2006 ("TUPE")...

In the most recent case about the way holiday pay is calculated, of Brazel v The Harpur Trust, the Court of Appeal has ruled that holiday pay for permanent workers who only work part of the year cannot be pro-rated.

In case of Chikale v Okedina, The Employment Appeals Tribunal (EAT) held that an illegal contract is not automatically unenforceable.

In a recent judgment, the Tribunal awarded a substantial £357,000 to a 22-year-old trainee Project Supervisor from the National Grid, for 26 acts of sexual harassment and 8 acts of victimisation...

Blue Monday ordinarily falls on the third Monday of January, when the bright lights of Christmas are fading away and many of us have returned to work. The weather is far from glorious, and the cold is sneaking in.

Justice Secretary Robert Buckland recently announced that the government has dropped its plans to introduce a scaled probate fee first proposed in 2016.

With a little over a month left until Christmas, now is the time to try and agree how your children will share their time between their parents and extended families over the holiday period.

The Migration Advisory Committee (MAC) plays a crucial role in shaping immigration policies in the UK.

In this episode of Herrington Carmichael's All in a Day's Work Employment and Immigration Law podcast, we are discussing post termination restrictions.

The UK Home Office has announced that visa application fees will increase substantially starting on 4 October 2023. The fee hikes will impact almost all UK visa categories, including skilled worker visas...

The end of Free Movement on 31st December 2020, combined with the COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in labour shortages throughout the UK. However, one of the worst...

Global trade policy has once again taken centre stage, with the reintroduction of protectionist tariffs—particularly by the U.S.—raising fresh questions for UK property developers.

Microsoft is a name that comes to everyone's mind when we think of computer software. Microsoft also has an estimated market share of 60-70% in global cloud gaming services.

There are many costs involved when you sell your property and move into another, which can add up, making the whole process quite expensive

New thresholds for categorising investors as high net worth or sophisticated will come into force on 31 January 2024. Our regulatory specialists break down the key changes and their significance.

Cryptoassets such as Bitcoin and Litecoin have been on the radar of the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) for some time.

The UK Government's Employment Rights Bill introduces major reforms, including day-one employee rights, protections against unfair dismissal, flexible working conditions, and changes to zero-hour contracts. Implementation expected by 2026.