Blog Post Blog Post Working with Dementia 26 May 2022 Chris Phillips Employment Dementia Awareness Week 30 May to 5 June 2022 Dementia is often mistaken as something which happens when we get older, but it’s…
Webinar Webinar Employment Law Webinar | Hybrid Working & How to make it work 24 May 2022 Andrew Wallace Employment As Covid-19 restrictions have eased, many organisations have progressed from fully working at home to welcoming employees back to the…
Blog Post Blog Post Are Employees Entitled to the Extra Bank Holidays for the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee? 23 May 2022 Noele McClelland Employment On the 6th of February this year Her Majesty The Queen became the first British Monarch to celebrate a Platinum Jubilee, marking 70 years…
Blog Post Blog Post Queen’s Speech 2022: Employment Law overview 13 May 2022 Chris Phillips Employment On 10 May 2022 the Queen’s speech was delivered by HRH The Prince of Wales standing in for the monarch, who missed the ceremony for the…
Blog Post Blog Post What should employers learn this Mental Health Awareness Week? 12 May 2022 Noele McClelland Employment Mental Health Awareness Week 9-15 May, this year’s theme is ‘Loneliness’ Hosted by the Mental Health Foundation, Mental Health Awareness…
Webinar Webinar Employment Law Webinar | Mental Health in the Workplace 10 May 2022 Debbie Fellows Employment With one in four people in the UK likely to be affected by mental ill health at some stage in their lives, employers need to be able to…
Blog Post Blog Post How to make Health & Safety a Priority for your Business 28 April 2022 Noele McClelland Coronavirus | Covid-19, Employment The International Labour Organisation (ILO) marks its World Day for Safety and Health at Work on or around the 28th of April each year.…
Webinar Webinar Employment Law Webinar | Employment Law Update 21 April 2022 Noele McClelland Employment Find out about the latest updates in employment law and be sure that your organisation is up-to-date…
Blog Post Blog Post The P&O saga continues… 14 April 2022 Noele McClelland Employment As a result of P&O’s disastrous handling of the firing of over 800 staff without notice, the controversial Chief Executive Peter…
Blog Post Blog Post P&O backlash after 800 staff fired without notice 18 March 2022 Noele McClelland Employment The backlash against P&O Ferries has been swift and fierce after the firm apparently sacked 800 staff by video message without any…
Blog Post Blog Post Can Employees Refuse to Return to the Workplace Post-Pandemic? 11 March 2022 Noele McClelland Employment With the remaining COVID 19 restrictions set to be lifted in Scotland from 21st March 2022, it is important to think about what this means…
Webinar Webinar Employment Law Webinar | Managing Organisational Changes in the Workplace 23 February 2022 Chris Phillips Employment When your organisation needs to adapt to new circumstances, your workforce may also need to transform, both in its size and how people do…
Blog Post Blog Post Kicked out – how animal abuse could end your career 21 February 2022 Debbie Fellows Employment A video showing West Ham United footballer, Kurt Zouma, attacking one of his pet cats attracted huge media attention and significant public…
Webinar Webinar Employment Law Webinar | Protecting Your Brand 26 January 2022 Amy Jones Employment, Trade Marks, Intellectual Property Brand is crucial to any business owner. From name and slogan to your logo or even colour, these can all be associated with your brand.…
Blog Post Blog Post No jab, no job 24 January 2022 Chris Phillips Employment With the prospect of employees returning to the office on a more permanent basis now that most of the Covid-related restrictions we have…
Blog Post Blog Post Why so blue? 17 January 2022 Noele McClelland Employment Not long ago we were enjoying the festive period, fairy lights brightened up the dark nights, and we were setting good intentions and…
Blog Post Blog Post New Year’s Resolutions? Try Thorntons’ Training Workshops to Get Your HR House in Order 12 January 2022 Debbie Fellows Employment With 2021 thankfully behind us and as we return – slowly – to post-pandemic life both at work and at home, our New Year’s Resolutions for…
Blog Post Blog Post Fear of Covid was not a philosophical belief under the Equality Act 2010 5 January 2022 Noele McClelland Employment The Employment Tribunal in Manchester has delivered what is thought to be one of the first decisions on Covid and whether a fear of…
Blog Post Blog Post When raising vexatious grievances leads to dismissal 5 January 2022 Noele McClelland Employment From time to time an employer may face multiple grievances from an employee, with the employee refusing to engage with the grievance…
Blog Post Blog Post What’s new in employment law in 2022 3 January 2022 Debbie Fellows Employment The Covid-19 pandemic has caused many anticipated employment law reforms to be put on hold over the last 18 months. Notwithstanding the…
Blog Post Blog Post Temporary extension for fit notes 21 December 2021 Noele McClelland Employment If you blinked you may have missed it, but the UK government has introduced a temporary amendment to the statutory sick pay rules to…