Big changes are on the way in 2024 for how UK companies, big and small, will be required to submit information and documents to Companies House.

After 7 years, the Independent Workers Union of Great Britain ("the Union") has lost the battle to provide greater protection for Deliveroo riders...

On 14 November 2023,[1] the Court of Appeal refused environmental NGO, ClientEarth (CE) permission to appeal the High Court's July 2023 judgment that CE had failed...

The recent Tax Tribunal judgment in Mathur v HMRC serves as a stark reminder for employers of the importance of getting things right...

The idea of the 'protected conversation' between employer and employee has been shelved in favour of proposals for pre-termination negotiations.

These past few years have seen a dramatic shift in the look and feel of the workplace. Charities are experiencing new HR challenges, from competing needs and interests...

In this blog we look at two of the changes to the rules on disposals of charity land which could save charities time and money when disposing of property – the extension of the list of professionals...

A number of significant changes to the Charities Act 2011 will come into force this Thursday (7 March) in the third instalment of the Charities Act 2022's implementation.

In the first blog in this series, we flagged that big changes are on the way in 2024 for how UK companies, big and small, will be required to submit information and documents to Companies House.

The question of how to pay holiday pay to workers working irregular hours has for many years been a vexed one. Rolling up holiday pay has technically been unlawful...

In our experience, charities with paid staff are usually aware of the fact that they owe certain duties to their employees in relation to pensions and auto-enrolment.

Our weekly round up of news and updates from across the sector.

In this blog we look at the changes to the rules affecting a charity's permanent endowment and other restricted funds.

2024 has already been a year of rapid change for the UK's most-used immigration routes.

On 19 March 2024, the Ministry of Justice published draft legislation to reverse the Supreme Court's controversial July 2023 decision...

Following a protracted build-up, the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumer Bill (the Bill) is working its way through parliament.

Ethics washing, a term not too dissimilar from greenwashing, is used to describe the practice of when organisations share false or misleading information about themselves...

The Equality Act 2010 applies to many different life areas that affect B-Corps, particularly as employers and service providers. What can we learn from recent legal cases...

A common question we hear from founders is: how can they ensure the longevity of their business' mission? Dutch B Corp confectionary company...

As you've probably heard, the Charity Commission has published an updated version of its guidance CC14, now called Investing charity money: guidance for trustees.