
Employer vicarious liability | When is harassment ‘in the course of employment’?
BLOG Written on 24 September 2025 As an employer, you can be held vicariously liable for the discriminatory actions of your staff. But how far

BLOG Written on 24 September 2025 As an employer, you can be held vicariously liable for the discriminatory actions of your staff. But how far

BLOG Written by Olivia Board on 12 September 2025 You may have heard of quiet quitting and even quiet firing, but there’s a new ‘quiet’

BLOG Written by Caroline Johnstone on 22 April 2025 Apprenticeships offer a valuable opportunity for employers to develop homegrown talent, enhance employee loyalty, and cultivate

BLOG Written by Lottie Crompton on 12 March 2025 It’s no secret that working from home remains highly appealing to employees, offering benefits like greater

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BLOG Written Charlotte Beedles on 30 October 2024 Employment law is an everchanging and complex field, often misunderstood by employers and employees alike. From misconceptions

BLOG Written on 7 August 2024 Employees are entitled to their private lives but, on occasion, their conduct outside of work can have a direct

BLOG Written by Angela Carter on 12 July 2024 When dealing with employee misconduct, it is sometimes appropriate to suspend an employee with full pay

BLOG Written on 5 June 2024 Social media has transformed the way we communicate, allowing individuals to share their thoughts and opinions with a vast

BLOG It’s a well-known fact that poor health and safety practices cost businesses money. And with the HSE recently announcing yet another Fee for Intervention (FFI) hike,