The recent Employment Appeal Tribunal case of AMDOCS Systems Group v Langton is a reminder to employers of the need to be careful when drafting offer letters and contract of employment for new starters. The case involved the offer of PHI, a commonly offered employment benefit, which usually pays out a percentage of the employee’s salary whilst that employee remains on long-term sick after a waiting time, often around 6 months.

The government has announced that the temporary arrangements for carrying out right to work checks have been extended again and will now end on 5 April 2022.

Please note that since originally publishing this blog the government have postponed the end date from 20...

As you turn the page on your calendar into April, here’s a summary of what you need to know.

Of those new limits referred to below, probably one of the most notable ones in the current economic climate will be the weekly pay figure used for statutory redundancy calculations which increases from 6 April.

As the government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccine programme continues to roll out at a successful pace many more of us will be invited to get vaccinated and it will be important for employers to support staff in getting the vaccine once it’s offered to them.

IR35 was introduced by HMRC to allow it to collect additional payments of income tax and National Insurance....

Under the Equality Act 2010 it is possible for employers to defend a claim resulting from the unlawful discriminatory actions of an employee if it can show that it took all reasonable steps to prevent those actions…

We have been receiving various questions about whether it is possible to be furloughed if unwell with Covid-19 or having to be at home to look after children who cannot attend schools that are closed under the current lock down rules.

This year has been a challenging year for so many and we have been grateful to have been able to work with...