Legal opinion

Following the Supreme Court Uber decision, fixed share partners at LLPs could argue that they are actually employees.

Justice secretary Robert Buckland has said only enlisting new staff once they had been inoculated was possible if it was written into their contracts.

Although the government's review of employment rights has been shelved, which laws could it seek to amend in theory?

Labour has called for greater protections for workers whose employers use software to monitor activity while working from home –...

Following the news that public-facing workers including teachers, police officers and retail staff could soon be offered Covid-19 vaccinations, Sean...

Now that the UK and the EU have agreed on the position of the UK post-Brexit, HR is left wondering...

Many aspects of the Covid-19 pandemic divide opinion in the workforce, and vaccines are a hot topic at the moment....

Tour operator Tui’s decision last month not to furlough seasonal workers attracted criticism not only from its workforce, but also...

The government’s determination to curtail the use of non-compete clauses in employment contracts has been met with concern by legal...

Four legal specialists discuss their hopes and fears for the UK's new points-based immigration system opens for visa applications...

Jessica Maguire examines a recent white paper and outlines how the government is proposing to change rehabilitation periods and when...

The new version of the Job Support Scheme has been thoroughly welcomed by business but there is no shortage of...

With the onset of colder weather, inevitably the number of people with common colds and flu will rise, in addition...

Many employers are content on their staff relying on the coronavirus testing service provided by the NHS but, for some,...

As the UK heads into a worrying winter, Charlie Thompson examines the risks for senior teams as they manage the...