
The legal risks of ‘sandwich leave’
BLOG Written on 19 August 2025 It’s no secret that employees often try to optimise their annual leave, strategically booking time off around weekends or

BLOG Written on 19 August 2025 It’s no secret that employees often try to optimise their annual leave, strategically booking time off around weekends or

BLOG Written on 19 March 2025 Employers could unintentionally underpay holiday entitlement this year due to an anomaly in the bank holiday calendar. If your

BLOG Written by Hannah Copeland on 11 March 2025 From 6 April 2025, parents of babies who require extended neonatal care will have a new

BLOG Written on 29 January 2025 Rather than going through a lengthy and time-consuming redundancy procedure, it’s common for employers to try and reach a

BLOG Written on 17 January 2025 The next 18 months promise to be a busy time for HR and employment law. Alongside the usual rate

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 by Susie Lockhart on 17 September 2024 Recent reports suggest that the UK Labour government is planning to introduce legislation that would give

BLOG Written on 18 July 2024 The 2024 general election saw the Labour Party return to UK Government for the first time in 14 years.

BLOG Written by Oliver Davies-Patrick, Creative Writing student, on 22 April 2024. National Work Experience Week, which this year runs from 22 to 26 April,

BLOG Written by Lesley Rennie on 28 February 2024 The existing State Pension age in the UK stands at 66 for both men and women,