Employment Solicitor magazine

Employing Interns: Rights and Risks

The summer months are often peak season for organisations...

Employment contracts: what employers need to know

If an employee has refused to sign an employment...

Employment is at record levels but growth in wages remains low

There were 32.21 million people in work in the...

Employment Law Tweets of the Week

Another busy week for employment law in the twittersphere......

Employment Law Tweets of the week

A busy week in the media for employment law:...

Employment Law Tweets of the Week

This week there were stories about mental health in...

Employment Law Tweets of the Week (15 July)

So so much to mention this week. A new...

Employment Law Update: Dress Codes

Here, Marc Long and Nicole Adams of Clarke Willmott...

Employment status – the power of three: employee, worker and self-employed

Recent cases have tested the boundaries of employment status,...

Employment status continues to deliver problems in today’s flexible economy

The so-called "gig economy" is making employment issues more...

Employment Tribunal crisis

Since the Supreme Court ruled Employment Tribunal fees were unlawful,...

Employment Tribunal decides voluntary overtime must be included in holiday pay.

The first employment Tribunal decision has decided voluntary overtime...

Employment tribunal fees are unlawful, Supreme Court says

"It's the biggest victory in a court in British...

Employment Tribunal Fees Latest – Government Response Published

The Government responds to Justice Committee recommendations In June 2016...