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The case of Hargreaves v Department for Work and Pensions provides a useful reminder of what employers should keep in mind when managing an employee with a disability

The Pensions Regulator ("TPR") has issued guidance for trustees of occupational pension schemes who are considering investing in private markets.

The legal and regulatory framework

This update looks at the impact this initiative is likely to have on businesses and the Employment Law issues it has raised so far.

This month's update features cases on jurisdictional issues for international employers to bear in mind, the importance of a proper and effective disciplinary appeal process and the reluctance of Tribunals to grant anonymity orders.

Our monthly review of key cases and new law affecting employers

This month's update features cases on age discrimination, the application of blanket policies in the workplace and a judicial review of the Criminal Records Disclosure Scheme.

Our June Monthly Update looks at the causal connection to establish discrimination arising from disability, the impact of dismissing an employee following the actions of their spouse or family member...

This month's update features cases on providing informal references and the provision of childcare vouchers during maternity leave, as well as further developments on gender pay gap reporting.

The October round-up discusses four interesting developments. The first is the long awaited Supreme Court decision on the Nolan case concerning the application of UK legislation TULRCA to foreign public bodies.

The new single public financial guidance body (SFGB) has been officially launched and named

Following on from our post last week on new employment rates and limits (click: here), the Presidents of the Employment Tribunals in England & Wales and Scotland have issued guidance updating the so-called Vento bands.

The Pension Schemes Bill (the Bill) includes a legislative remedy for issues arising out of the Virgin Media judgments.

In the latest episode of our employment podcast, we look at the recent EAT case of Kong v Gulf International Bank....

The Information Commissioner's Office ("ICO") recently issued new guidance for employers on the monitoring of workers. Data protection law does not prevent the monitoring of workers in the workplace...

The Chancellor of the Exchequer, George Osborne, today delivered his eighth Budget in the House of Commons.

In November we wrote about the UK's National Security and Investment Bill, which promises to give rise to the most significant changes to the treatment of mergers and acquisitions in the UK...