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The right to switch off: protecting employees’ personal time

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Gareth Dando explores the growing movement towards a right to disconnect and how businesses can mana...

Employment Rights Act: zero-hours contracts, union rights and equality rules

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In part two of our series, Hannah Netherton, Val Dougan and Aisleen Pugh analyse the key measures in...

Employment Rights Act: what employers need to know

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In the first part of this series, Hannah Netherton, Val Dougan and Aisleen Pugh analyse the key meas...

Removal of the unfair dismissal cap: what employers need to know

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As the government plans to abolish the upper limit on compensation, Adrian Hoggarth explains how bus...

The UK’s earned settlement proposal: what HR leaders need to know

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Charlotte Roberts and Karina Casey analyse the implications for employers of the planned changes to ...

How could non-compete clauses change?

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The government is weighing up a range of options as it seeks to liberalise the UK labour market, say...

Government proposals leave employers more open to criminal liability

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Upcoming legislative changes could make it easier for a company to be held liable for offences commi...

AI: harnessing the benefits and evolving strategies

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Rebecca Kirk details how to counter the risks involved in the increased use of artificial intelligen...

Talent mobility: how to navigate US work visas

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Christi Hufford Jackson provides guidance for employers looking to establish a presence in America...

Case update: assessing employment status

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A recent EAT ruling highlights the difficulties involved in uncovering the true nature of a work rel...

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