Employment Solicitor magazine

Employees working too hard: what can an employer do?

Following the new Thriving at Work mental health report,...

Employers must do more to support staff with hearing loss

More than half of people living with deafness and...

Employers must inform staff if emails are monitored says the ECHR, in landmark case.

Employers cannot ‘reduce private social life in the workplace...

Employers must proactively ensure working arrangements for workers’ rest breaks

Rest breaks - Meaning of 'Refusal' under Working Time...

Employers need to boost the nation’s health

Employers have a major role to play in supporting...

Employers should commit to diversity at different pay bands, says review

The UK economy could be boosted by £24bn-a-year if...

Employers want ‘greater openness’ about pay levels

More than two-thirds (68 per cent) of employers say...

Employers want ‘straitjacket’ apprenticeship levy replaced

More than a half (53%) of employers who pay...

Employers: how not to handle a retirement situation

The case of J Peters v Rock Chemicals Ltd...

Employers: how to juggle working parents

As the school summer holidays approach, working parents cross...

Employers: how to protect against security breaches

Cyber attacks and data theft hit the headlines but...

Employers: How to protect your EU workers from Brexit

Understandably, Brexit has led to anxiety for EEA nationals...

Employers: How to stop a departing employee from poaching clients

Most employers will have a good sense of the...

Employers: the best way to manage staff on maternity leave

Catherine Ridd, associate at employment lawyer Morgan Denton Jones,...

Employers: three ways to resolve gender inequality at work

Throughout the world women continue to lag behind men...