Convictions – dos and donts for employers
The law recognises that there is an overriding need to protect certain groups of people…
November 29, 2023 By Hazel Sanders
The law recognises that there is an overriding need to protect certain groups of people…
The law recognises that there is an overriding need to protect certain groups of people…
November 29, 2023 By Hazel Sanders
There has been a flurry of changes in employment law announced, particularly in the past…
November 28, 2023 By Laura McFadyen
The government has published a draft statutory instrument with amendments proposed to be made to…
November 28, 2023 By Laura McFadyen
July 2022 saw the final chapter in the long-running matter of Brazel v Harpur Trust,…
November 27, 2023 By Hazel Sanders
The Judgment of the Supreme Court in Brazel v Harpur Trust challenged the way many…
November 27, 2023 By Hazel Sanders
In this series, we introduce some of the people that make up Stephens Scown. We…
November 24, 2023 By Stephens Scown
Quite apart from what else we see coming from the Chancellor’s Autumn Statement, we have…
November 22, 2023 By Ellie Hibberd
It is estimated that 10% of the population in the UK has some degree of…
November 20, 2023 By Karolina Smolicz
The Employment Team at Stephens Scown is well versed in providing support to businesses and…
October 20, 2023 By Mark Roby
In March 2022, P&O Ferries’ implemented mass redundancies of approximately 800 seafarers without consultation or…
October 19, 2023 By Verity Slater
Workers’ rights to bring claims of historic underpayments of holiday pay have been significantly increased…
October 17, 2023 By Laura McFadyen
What are the legal implications for employers after Pimlico Plumbers lost the holiday pay case?…
October 17, 2023 By Laura McFadyen