18 Jul, 2024 The King's Speech reveals more details of upcoming Employment Rights Bill By Andrew Maxwell Following the election on 4th July, yesterday marked the formal State Opening of Parliament with the King’s Speech. As we discussed...
02 Jul, 2024 The manifestoes – employment and immigration law. Part four – Labour. By Andrew Maxwell Liz Basi As part of a series of articles examining the main political parties’ pledges on employment and immigration law, we previously delved...
27 Jun, 2024 The manifestoes – employment and immigration law. Part three – SNP, Green and Reform By Andrew Maxwell Liz Basi The General Election campaign is in full swing ahead of the 4th July election and the major UK parties have announced their manifestos....
26 Jun, 2024 The manifestoes – employment and immigration law. Part two – Conservatives By Liz Basi Andrew Maxwell The General Election campaign is in full swing ahead of the 4th July election and the major UK parties have announced their manifestos....
19 Jun, 2024 The manifestoes - employment and immigration law. Part one - Liberal Democrats By Andrew Maxwell Liz Basi The General Election will take place on 4th July 2024 and with the campaign in full swing, the majority of the major UK parties have...
10 Jun, 2024 Six tactics to help businesses operate during EURO 2024 By Andrew Maxwell The countdown to EURO 2024 has officially started with the Scotland team landing in Germany ahead of the opening game in Munich this...
28 May, 2024 Personal liability for acts of discrimination – a reminder By Scott Milligan The recent case of Baldwin v Cleves School and others is a sharp reminder of the implications of personal liability provisions of the...
21 Mar, 2024 Takeaways from the CIPD Scotland Conference 2024 By Scott Milligan My colleagues Kate Sutherland, Laura Brennen and I had the pleasure of attending the CIPD Scotland Conference 2024 on 12 March. It was a...
09 Feb, 2024 New figures show the extent of sexual harassment for women in the defence sector By Kate Sutherland The trade union Prospect has published the results of a survey in which it spoke to its female members who work in the defence industry...
05 Feb, 2024 Labour proposal to extend the equal pay regime, if elected By Andrew Maxwell As reported by The Guardian, a future Labour government is proposing it would extend the equal pay regime, currently based on sex, to...
30 Jan, 2024 The return of Employment Tribunal fees? By Andrew Maxwell Under new UK Government proposals, the possibility of fees for Employment Tribunals has returned, as has the possibility of fees to lodge...
17 Jan, 2024 Navigating the shifting legal landscape: An overview of key employment law changes coming up in 2024 By Andrew Maxwell As we embark on the new year, the United Kingdom sees several legislative changes to existing UK-wide employment law. Below is a list of...