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An introduction to the Data (Use and Access) Act 2025

The Data (Use and Access) Act 2025 will come into effect from 1 June this year. Our team introduces the act, looking into how it could impact your business. The […]

The latest increase to national minimum wage & more

Now that we have entered a new financial year, our employment team highlights the latest increase to minimum wage and other rates that will affect your business. Our employment law […]

The significance of good faith & public interest in whistleblowing claims

Our employment experts take a look at the significance of good faith and public interest in relation to whistleblowing claims. Under the Employment Rights Act 1996 (‘ERA’), making a protected […]

Are you ready for the Employment Rights Act? | April 2026 wave explained

The Employment Rights Act 2025 (ERA) will introduce several transformative measures for employers, which are scheduled to take effect in waves over a two-year period. These reforms will impact core […]

Case law update (February 2026): Inclusion policies, discrimination & compensation

Our employment law & business immigration experts delve into some recent case law that could prove relevant to you and your business. In our February edition of Dispatches, we look […]

Five 2026 legal updates for businesses

With the new year upon us, businesses, owners and landlords are set to face a wave of legal changes that will affect how they employ people, structure assets, manage property […]

Wrongful dismissal: What lessons can be learnt from this case?

Wrongful dimissal is a common claim in the UK, so what lessons can be learnt from this case? Our employment law experts take a look. Wrongful dismissal is a contractual […]

Fair dismissal for employee who concealed dual employment

Our team looks into a case that saw an employee fairly dismissed for concealing dual employment. In a recent case, the Employment Tribunal found that an employee who concealed the […]

Lessons for HR: The importance of record-keeping

Our team of employment law experts look into a case that provides a lesson for HR departments on the importance of record-keeping. In Mayanja v City of Bradford Metropolitan District […]

Employment status in the UK: Insights from case law

Employment status remains one of the most contested areas of UK employment law. Our team looks into a case that could offer some important insight. Employment status and the classification […]

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