Insights

19th April 2016

Neil Mason issues a timely reminder about timings…

19th April 2016

Katie Pickering looks at Building Information Modelling. 

5th April 2016

Whistleblowing is a fast growing area in employment law, largely because compensation for whistleblowing claims is unlimited and employees do not require a minimum period of service in order to bring a claim (as they do with ordinary unfair dismissal).

5th April 2016

For years, employers have been advised when operating a salary sacrifice childcare voucher scheme that they should continue to provide an employee on maternity leave with the vouchers, even if it meant the employer paying for them. Well, no more it looks like, following the case of Peninsula Business Services Ltd v Donaldson.

5th April 2016

It’s a bumper month for changes to employment law. This article sets out the key changes that are implemented this month including government measures to close a number of the loop holes available to employers and employees with regard to tax relief.

5th April 2016

In this article, Heyma Holmes looks behind the news headlines and examine to what extent age discrimination exists in the workplace.