In the face of the global climate crisis, an increasing raft of laws and policies on climate change and net-zero
We will all be familiar with the Supreme Court’s recent decision in the conjoined appeal of Paul, Polmear and Purchase
Paternity rights have been making headlines for the past couple of months, with many calling for an increase in the
For those who may not be aware, ‘fire-and-rehire’ (also known as dismissal and re-engagement) is a common tactic employed by
Summertime usually means an influx of employees booking in annual leave to take a break from the workplace. However, some
For those of us with a keen interest in politics, Christmas has come early. By Christmas, we of course mean
With the UEFA EURO 2024 championship scheduled to take place from 14th June to 14th July, each match is expected
Our caselaw update this month is the Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) decision in Groom v Maritime and Coastguard Agency [2024]
Budget 2024
So, after weeks of speculation, rumour, leaked “hints”, and countless articles on what may or may not be in the