
The right for employees to be accompanied to meetings
When does an employee have the right to be accompanied? Aside from informal chats and meetings and investigatory, fact-finding meetings, it is stipulated …
When does an employee have the right to be accompanied? Aside from informal chats and meetings and investigatory, fact-finding meetings, it is stipulated …
A significant change to the law is coming in 2026 which will hugely impact employers. As it currently stands (June 2025) an employer can dismiss an employee …
Voluntary redundancy is where an employer chooses to invite employees to volunteer for redundancy before embarking on a formal redundancy consultation …
What do employers need to consider in a redundancy situation? With the recent increase in the National Minimum Wage and higher National Insurance contributions
Dealing with disciplinary or performance issues? Verbal warnings are a common disciplinary tool used by employers in the UK, however their use has not always…
Service occupancy and employment issues that arise. Any formal disciplinary process or termination of employment can be a very difficult time for an employee..
Procedure is the key to successfully defending a claim for unfair dismissal. If an employer has concerns regarding an employee’s behaviour and/or conduct …
What is reinstatement? If an employee has been found to have been unfairly dismissed by an Employment Tribunal, they can ask the Employment Tribunal to order…
The risks of not disclosing employment history to future employers. Should you tell your new employer about problems in your last role?
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