Considering whether unincorporated associations need to take action before the deadline.

April has been an extraordinary month for us all, employers, employees and employment lawyers alike.

We take a brief look at some of the employment-related topics on which the Government is currently consulting.

As temperatures soar, we consider some of the current hot topics for employers in four complex and interesting cases in the EAT and Court of Appeal.

November's cases include another "gig economy" decision, this time in the EAT

Welcome to the October edition of our employment law bulletin.

At the end of December, the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy responded to Low Pay Commission recommendations for minimum rates of pay. BEIS has accepted all of the Low...

Acas has published guidance for employers on supporting staff who are going through the menopause. is estimated that 2 million women over the age of 50

Is an employer entitled to meet the 20 minute rest break requirement for workers under the Working Time Regulations by aggregating breaks of a shorter duration?

Your chance to have a say on the Law Commission's consultation paper, and other questions about the way employment tribunals work

The Claimant was dismissed for gross misconduct effective from 15th March 2017.

Yes, the refusal of a contractual right to a four week trial period in an alternative role is very likely to lead to an unfair dismissal (EAT).

Did you apply for a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) or Enduring Power of Attorney (EPA) to be registered between 1st April 2013 and the 31st March 2017?

Time is running out to help extend the Community Housing Fund as the deadline for the Government's recent call for information is this Friday 31 May.

The announcement made on 3 January 2025 follows confirmation in the Autumn budget that implementation of the lifetime cap on social...

The latest in our lecture series in honour of the late Matthew Wrigley, a founding partner of the firm, began on a sunny evening at Harewood House.

The Information Commissioners Officer (ICO) has recently issued reprimands to two schools.

For clients who have commercial property portfolios, as the dust has settled on last year's budget, now is the time to consider whether the changes to Business Rates...

A new regime to be introduced under the Digital Economy Act 2017 will apply to electronic communications apparatus installed and retained on land. With the exception of certain transitional provisions ...

We consider the implications for the previous owners, the Trust and the employees on the onward sale of the shares in the trading company.