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Third-party harassment: the law was dropped, but employers could still be caught out

Employees arguing

Charlotte Sloan warns businesses to take action now to mitigate future grievances...

Assistance dogs, emotional support iguanas, therapy snakes: do employers always have to allow animals at work?

Dogs in office clothing

Growing numbers of employees are asking to bring a pet to the office. Bela Gor explains where busine...

Through the looking glass: how employers can manage harmful reviews

A one-star rating

Avril England and Zara Larmour explore the legal tools available to protect reputations and combat u...

The dress code dilemma: striking a balance in the modern workplace

Clothes on a rail

John Howe examines the merits and drawbacks of having rules for employees’ clothing and their enforc...

LGBTQ+ rights in the workplace

A rainbow flag

What steps can employers take to protect staff from sexual orientation discrimination and harassment...

Everything employers need to know about changes to flexible working laws

Changes on documents

As the legislation changes for the first time in 27 years, Catriona Aldridge and Aisleen Pugh outlin...

What the High Court's ruling on hiring agency cover for striking workers means for employers

Striking workers

A successful challenge by unions means it is again illegal to take this action to fill gaps during i...

How should organisations handle getting workers back to the office?

People leaning over with keys in their backs

Businesses need to reimagine their workspaces and consult with employees if they are to persuade the...

Employee resignations: employer checklist

Ticked boxes

Andrew Macmillan provides guidance on what organisations need to consider when someone quits...

The four-day week: handling requests

a calendar with a 4 day working week

Eleanor Lynch sets out what employers need to consider before moving to the much-publicised shorter ...

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