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Tribunal erred in striking out claim for unreasonable conduct
13 Jun 2025EAT confirms that striking out a claim must be approached with care, particularly where the claimant is unrepresented.
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Selling your property? Here's how to prepare and get legally ready
11 Jun 2025Selling a property can be a complex process. Many people focus on finding an estate agent, arranging photographs and viewings, negotiating a price and organising their move. However, one crucial step is often overlooked - getting your legal paperwork in order.
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Zero hours redefined: Preparing for a new era of structured flexibility
10 Jun 2025Workplace Compass: The Employment Rights Bill challenges how employers engage casual staff - but also offers choices. Here’s how to prepare.
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High Court confirms disclosure of private information in harassment complaint was lawful and proportionate
06 Jun 2025A recent High Court ruling provides practical guidance for employers handling sensitive information in the context of workplace harassment complaints.
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Government to restrict higher-level apprenticeship funding to under-22s
06 Jun 2025From January 2026, levy funding for new Level 7 apprenticeships will be limited to individuals aged under 22, as part of the Government’s focus on early-entry training.
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EAT decision highlights value of clear contracts and written variation clauses in consultancy arrangements
06 Jun 2025A recent Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) decision underscores the importance of well-drafted consultancy agreements and the risks of relying on alleged oral variations when disputes arise over fees.
