Has an accusation been made against an employee which could have an impact on the wider business? By undertaking an employee investigation, you can establish the facts to determine liability and take informed action.
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What’s New in Employment Law in 2024?
The Government plan for thousands of EU-era laws to expire automatically at the end of 2023 was dubbed a post-Brexit bonfire which has become a bit of a damp squib.
How to Establish A Performance Improvement Plan
If your workplace is being negatively affected by an employee’s poor quality of work or low productivity, a performance improvement plan might be the answer.
The Power of Performance Appraisals: How to Get Them Right
When conducted correctly, performance appraisals can help you to evaluate an employee’s performance and nurture their talent.
What is a Settlement Agreement?
Are you currently experiencing an employment dispute in your workplace? If so, a settlement agreement might provide a solution.
How to Dismiss an Employee for Poor Performance
If you have a team member who isn’t pulling their weight, you might consider showing them the door.
How to Remove Unconscious Bias in Recruitment
The presence of unconscious bias can be a complicated topic in recruitment. Removing it can be highly beneficial, but how do you do that?
What Are The Important HR Requirements For A Small Business?
Would you like to know which HR policies and processes are considered essential? In this blog post we offer our advice and guidance.
What Does Working Under Protest Mean?
An employment contract is an agreement between you and your employer which outlines the rights and...
Important Employment Law Updates: Summer 2023
Summer 2023 saw several changes to UK employment law, including the introduction of the Workers Protection Bill. What implications do these regulatory amendments and introductions have for your organisation?
How to Exit a Shareholder and Prevent Conflict
Whether it’s a voluntary decision, a merger, partnership dissolution or simply a disagreement, exiting a shareholder can be a complicated process, so it’s important that you have the legal framework in place.
Your Guide to Data Subject Access Requests in the UK
While every individual has a right to request and receive a copy of their personal data, DSARs can sometimes be used as a litigation tool or a way to cause disruption. In this guide, we explore your responsibility as an organisation.