According to the Health & Safety Executive stress is ‘the adverse reaction people have to excessive pressures or other types of demand placed on them’ by their job. As an[…]
Enforcing a restrictive covenant against a former employee Post-termination restrictive covenants are a common feature of employment contracts, particularly for senior personnel who could cause serious harm to your commercial[…]
We are now one year into the new, tougher data protection regime under the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). As Zoe Lagadec, employment law expert with Mulberry’s Employment Law Solicitors[…]
Some sectors, such as healthcare and construction, rely on a ready supply of temporary staff, and it is a rare business that does not need to use agency workers from[…]
Brexit has dominated the agenda and so, when it comes to introducing new employment law, April 2019 is unusually quiet compared to previous years. However, as Zoe Lagadec employment law[…]
What is a settlement agreement? A settlement agreement is a legally binding agreement between employer and employee that settles any claims that the employee may have against their employer. A[…]
A settlement agreement is a contract that records an employee’s agreement not to pursue a claim relating, in most cases, to the termination of their employment against their employer in[…]
Holidays and holiday pay: What employers need to know While the right to 28 days’ paid holiday was a welcome addition to workers’ rights, employers have been less enthusiastic[…]
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Are you liable for the misdemeanours of your employees? What do the following have in common? A managing director punches an employee at a drinking session in the early hours;[…]