Why only employer conduct is relevant in assessing constructive dismissal claims
The EAT ruled that constructive dismissal claims depend solely on employer conduct, not whether an employee finished a grievance process.
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The EAT ruled that constructive dismissal claims depend solely on employer conduct, not whether an employee finished a grievance process.
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Marriage grants automatic rights that can conflict with a cohabitation agreement, making it essential to update your legal plans.
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The Employment Rights Bill proposes shifting unfair dismissal to a day-one right and ending exploitative zero-hours contracts.
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Trustees can unlock dormant restricted funds via OSCR to meet modern needs, ensuring legal compliance and transparency in a tight economy.
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Strategic deal-timing remains vital as businesses navigate the 2026 CGT framework and the £2.5m individual relief caps introduced in recent budgets.
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If you’re buying property with your partner, a simple agreement upfront could help you avoid a classic mistake and also keep things clear and amicable.
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Employers can look to European models on disconnect rights and probation to plan for upcoming UK employment law reforms.
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Making a Will ensures you decide who inherits your estate. It is vital to navigate the 2024 Succession Act and the new IHT caps.
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A friend’s husband suffering a stroke serves as a reminder as to why it’s important for everyone to have a PoA in place.
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