HR & Employment Law News

As the tasks get more complex, we asked our resident Apprentice fan, and Assistant Manager of our Employment Law team,...

The National Living Wage is scheduled to come into force in April 2016, meaning that workers over 25 will be...

The government have recently announced that they are committed to creating 3 million more apprenticeship roles by 2020, however, at...

The EU has ruled that any employee without a fixed office should regard time spent travelling to a job as...

Creating an environment at work that promotes healthy living and wellbeing can have major benefits; for both business and your...

Under new legislation, companies could face fines of up to £20,000 if they fail to pay their employees the minimum...

There has been a lot of media focus in the last week on the employment of illegal migrants within the...

The definition of ‘apprenticeships’ is to be protected by law, in the same way that degrees are protected. The Department...

David Cameron has today pledged to eliminate the gender pay gap “within a generation”. The Conservatives are planning to narrow...