I can’t get in to work! - What are my rights?
If you work and can not get in what rights do you have?..link
The traditional five-day working week is under scrutiny. With advances in automation and artificial intelligence reshaping productivity, employers across the UK are trialling shorter working patterns—often without reducing pay. The Trades Union Congress (TUC) continues to advocate for fair compensation, arguing that technological gains should benefit workers, not just shareholders.
While a four-day week may still feel aspirational, legal frameworks must evolve to support new working models. Employers considering this shift should seek legal advice to ensure that their contracts, policies, and pay structures remain compliant.
Hermes become the first major company to make concessions to 'Gig..
linkIf you work and can not get in what rights do you have?..link
When your employment has concluded or if you have a dispute, it is quite normal for both parties to agree to enter into an agreement that sets out terms and con..link
Everyone who is working as an employee should have an employment contract and as with all contracts this sets out the terms of the employment, and will include..link
Civil Liability Bill is set to change the face of compensation cl..
linkCivil Liability Bill is set to change the face of compensation claims, a win for the Insurance companies not access to justice...link
Hermes become the first major company to make concessions to 'Gig Workers'...link
Restrictive covenants - If you happen across a restrictive covenant in a contract, what is it and why is it in place?..link
Do you work for an employer that has signed up to the Real Living..
linkAs an employee, you have rights protected by law, one of these rights is your entitlement to holidays...link
If you have a mental health problem, it’s important that you are not treated unfairly at work, you have rights and you and your employer should be aware of them..link
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