Vaping in the workplace Do you allow Vaping in the workplace? Since the smoking ban came into force in 2007 there has been a steady increase of people turning to alternative means to keep their nicotine cravings calm in public
Brexit: the UK voted to leave the EU by a margin of 3.8%. Read my views on the potential impact on 7 key areas of UK Employment Legislation.
New rules governing the recording of motoring offences on drivers’ licences were introduced on 8 June 2015. Endorsements and penalty points issued in Scotland, England and Wales will be recorded electronically and will no longer appear on the driver’s licence card or the paper counterpart.
If a valid driving licence is a requirement for any of your employees read my overview of the new regime introduced by the DVLA.
A number of pre-election reforms to Employment Law come into force today and should not slip under the radar for employers.
The recent hot weather has led to a lot of calls about how to deal with an employees body odour read my tips for handling an awkward HR conversation.
Co-workers can be greatly affected by the passing of a colleague, this article provides tips so you know How To Deal With The Death Of An Employee.
The Government are investigating ways to water down the Agency Workers Regulations although its highly unlikely they would go head-to-head with the EU
The Employment Appeal Tribunal (“EAT”) has held that the dismissal for failing to agree to new terms and conditions following TUPE transfer was automatic unfair dismissal
After the News International hacking scandal this week, I thought it only right to produce a post on how important it is to keep personal data safe.
Wrexham Drivers Awarded £60,000 for Unfair Dismissal, the case hinged on the Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment) regulations.
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