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A tribunal is being held. A man has a clipboard in front of him and is holding a gavel in his hand.

An introduction to employment tribunals for SMEs

The phrase ‘employment tribunal’ is enough to give most SME owners and managers the chills. Although it might feel better to bury your head in the...

Employment Law

4 August, 2022 by Laura Sands

A man wearing a black shirt is walking away from his office and carrying a box with paperwork and a plant in it. This man has received a dismissal from his workplace.

What is constructive dismissal?

Employment Law

17 May, 2022 by Laura Sands

A woman and her daughter are sat at a desk together. The mum is pointing at a page in a notebook and helping her daughter with her homework.

How have childcare vouchers changed?

Employment Law

8 March, 2022 by Sarah Benstead

A woman with glasses is in an office, sitting with her laptop at a white desk. She is looking at her laptop and is playing with a black slinky on the table.

How the Good Work Plan affects your business

Employment Law

2 December, 2021 by Aimée Brougham-Chandler

Two men are having a conversation at a wooden table. One man is wearing a grey shirt and is writing notes as he listens to the other man.

Unfair treatment at work: what can employers do?

Employment Law

21 October, 2021 by Aimée Brougham-Chandler

Two colleagues talking in an office, illustrating the importance of maternity risk assessments in supporting pregnant employees at work.

How to manage risk assessments for pregnant workers and new mothers

Employment Law

4 August, 2021 by Rebecca Noori

Four people are sat at a glass table. One person is in a wheelchair. One person is standing at the top of the table and is talking to the others.

What is direct discrimination in a workplace setting?

Employment Law

28 April, 2021 by Andy Stewart

A woman sits apart from a group looking forlorn, whilst a two of her colleagues appear to be talking and laughing at her, set apart in the background.

What is indirect discrimination in the workplace?

Employment Law

21 April, 2021 by Andy Stewart

A barista working in a coffee shop is ringing the bell for someone to come and collect their order from the counter. The person has ordered a croissant and a coffee which are sat on a wooden tray.

What is predictive scheduling?

Employment Law

5 August, 2020 by Aimée Brougham-Chandler

Proficient young male employee with eyeglasses and checkered shirt, explaining a business analysis displayed on the monitor of a desktop PC to his female colleague, in the interior of a modern office

HR and GDPR: the new rules about Subject Access Requests

Employment Law

5 July, 2019 by Aimée Brougham-Chandler

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