Unions and workers’ groups say return of tribunal fees, scrapped in 2017, will send the wrong message to employers. The government is considering reintroducing fees for employment tribunals, with...
Gaslighting in the workplace Gaslighting at work: what it is and how to handle it. While the term “gaslighting” might be a bit trendy these days, it describes a serious issue that's been...
Navigating employment law changes in 2024 This year is set to witness a few changes in employment law, marked by the implementation of a series of regulations starting in January, with more on...
Preparing for Increased Flexible Working Requests According to the survey of 1,000 desk workers in the UK by Slack. The key points from the article are: Flexible Working Bill Changes The Flexible...
Stress Management in the Workplace Understanding Stress Work-related stress is a prevalent issue that can potentially lead to mental health problems such as depression or anxiety. Stress has...
The rise in data requests is costing businesses millions. According to research conducted by HR and law group Loch Associates, businesses are facing significant costs due to an increase in data...
6 Reasons to Outsource your HR with Jacqui Adams Running a small business comes with its fair share of challenges, and managing HR can often be a complex and time-consuming task. Many small...
The Randomness of Our Life Journey: A Path to Untapped Qualifications Life is an unpredictable journey, characterised by unexpected twists, turns, and detours. While individuals often strive to...
What is Vicarious Liability? Vicarious liability, also known as imputed liability, is a legal principle that holds one party responsible for the actions of another. In the context of...
Gen Z - The Rising Tide Reshaping Work They're digital natives, purpose-driven, and ready to make their mark. Gen Z, the generation born between 1997 and 2012, is poised to become the world's...