Employment Rights Act: Key trade union changes taking effect from October 2026
What employers need to know ahead of the latest workplace reforms
With Scotland’s legal landscape constantly evolving, we believe in keeping you up to date with the latest legal developments, insights, and firm news that may affect you, your family, or your business.
The EAT ruled that flexible "work as necessary" clauses do not imply extra pay for overrunning shifts if overtime rules are not specifically met.
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DSAR rules are updated: organisations must only conduct "reasonable and proportionate" searches and can "stop the clock" for clarification.
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Lindsays supports Dundee Bairns through fundraising and board service, raising over £1,100 and donating essential goods to tackle local child poverty.
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We are proud to continue our sponsorship of Abertay University’s DARE Academy, the acclaimed gaming competition, having supported it since 2017
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In her latest update, Eilish shares why she enjoys training at Font Romeu and what races she is considering before the end of 2025
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HR teams must conduct annual data audits to align with UK GDPR and the 2025 Data Act, ensuring lawful basis and secure retention.
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UK direct marketing rules carry fines of up to £17.5m. Charities can now use a "soft opt-in" for supporters, but opt-outs remain absolute.
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Scottish charities face stricter OSCR rules: trustee names and full, unredacted accounts will now be published on the Register.
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The AWI Act 2000 safeguards those lacking capacity. Granting a Power of Attorney early avoids the high costs and stress of court-ordered Guardianships.
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