May 19 2020
With some schools opening their doors in the coming weeks, many are wondering if they are able to enforce a requirement to use masks to protect staff…
May 1 2020
An Islamic marriage ceremony, known as a 'Nikah' was recently not determined to be a legal ceremony by the Court of Appeal. This meant that the…
October 4 2019
Using photos and video recordings (images) of employees can be a good way to promote your business, for example, by including material in a…
February 4 2020
Under the Companies Act 2006, every company is required to maintain statutory registers (sometimes referred to as statutory books or records). This…
September 13 2019
The Court of Appeal has recently considered whether a parent company should be held responsible to third parties for the acts and/or omissions of its…
September 4 2020
In Kelly v PGA European Tour, the Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) found that a tribunal did not properly consider the employer's loss…
September 4 2020
On 26 August 2020, the Government introduced a further amendment to the Statutory Sick Pay (SSP) scheme when the (General) (Coronavirus Amendment)…
September 3 2020
While we do not expect to see many of the Government's "Build Build Build" Planning reforms emerging in legislation for some time yet, certain…
August 28 2020
The Move to Career Average Pension Schemes In 2011, the Independent Public Services Pension Commission published a report recommending wholescale…
August 28 2020
Schools rely on online providers for services relating to personal data now more than ever. As a leading sector supplier reveals that data was…