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Employment Law
Not only do we have an in-depth knowledge of employment law, but our Employment Solicitors also understand the various cultures and market sectors ...
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Settlement Agreements – A Win-Win Method For Resolving Employment Disputes
As the Furlough Scheme is beginning to wind down, many employers are being forced to take stock of their labour requirements. Undertaking a ...
- Employment Law
Is Dominic Cummings Protected By Whistleblowing Legislation?
Is Dominic Cummings Protected By Whistleblowing Legislation? In recent weeks, the newspapers have given extensive coverage to the Prime Minister’s ...
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Can vaccination be made mandatory?
In the absence of it becoming a legal requirement, an employer cannot force an employee to be vaccinated without their consent. An ...
- Employment Law
Thomas Cook – Are they ‘off the hook’ to their employees?
This morning saw the demise of yet another iconic British tour operator and airline; Thomas Cook. Thomas Cook has ceased trading with immediate ...
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Need to suspend an Employee? Our Top Tips!
As a general rule, some employers will suspend employees when they are suspected of committing gross misconduct. However, employers should be ...
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The ‘Naked’ Truth of Redundancies
Two weeks ago, we saw the demise of a further restaurant chain. Jamie Oliver, known for being the Naked Chef, said he was devasted that 22 of his 25 ...
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Are you maximising your business at the expense of your employees’ wellbeing?
As an employer, you have a duty of care to your employees for their health, safety and general wellbeing. Within any industry, there can be a ...
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Self-Employed, Worker or Employee? – Solicitors in Coventry
The Supreme Court, the UK’s highest court, has unanimously ruled that a plumber classed as self-employed was in fact a worker and should therefore ...
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Employment Law, Legal Privilege exposed – Employment Solicitors in Coventry
Privilege entitles a party to withhold evidence from production to a third party or the court. Such evidence may be either written or oral. ...