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Employment update: 2019 and beyond

We highlight the key employment issues on the horizon for 2019 - and beyond.
Insights Lee Colgate

Local Government Pension Scheme: Fair Deal Ahoy

New LGPS policy heaves into view with the Government’s latest consultation on changes to LGPS participation arrangements.
Insights Rose Carey

Brexit- Immigration Update

Despite the uncertainty surrounding Brexit, there are steps employers can take now in order to retain their existing workforce in the UK.
Insights Nick Hurley

Gender Pay Gap: approaching the second reporting date

The second deadline of 4 April 2019 for employers to report on their gender pay gap is fast approaching
Insights Christophe Levet

Brexit: Switzerland and the UK Guarantee Citizens' Existing Rights

An overview of Switzerland's agreement with the UK on the rights of citizens following Brexit.
Insights Nick Hurley

Uber loses appeal, but gains first judicial support

The Court of Appeal has upheld the decision of the EAT that Uber drivers are “workers” and therefore entitled to certain rights.
Insights Trevor Bettany

Can an employer ever dismiss an employee on long term disability benefits?

The EAT decision in Awan v ICTS reminds us of the difficulties faced when seeking to dismiss an employee who's absent on sickness benefits.
Insights Clare Davis

Effective recruitment – are unpaid work trials lawful?

The Government has now issued some guidance on when employers may use unpaid work trial periods in their recruitment processes.
Insights Nick Hurley

What next for the GIG Economy? The Good Work Plan

The Government has published its Good Work Plan which it hailed as the “largest upgrade in a generation to workplace rights”.
Insights Rose Carey

Home Office backtracks on Tier 1 Investor Visa suspension

The Home Office today confirmed that the suspension has not taken place and the category remains open for now.
Insights David Green

Workers who do not take holiday do not automatically lose it

The ECJ has handed down an important decision on carrying over holiday with significant consequences for employers
Insights Emma Bartlett

Part-time worker treated less favourably

The Court of Appeal has held that a part-time member of cabin crew was treated less favourably under the Part-Time Workers Regulations 2000
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