Chris Hogg is featured in the Solicitors Journal discussing how changes to employment protections could hinder mobility at the top end of the legal profession.
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New legal reforms could hinder mobility
Employment act shifts balance in the workplace
Major workplace reforms are on the way which will have an impact on professionals working across the property sector, from site teams to senior leadership.
Our partner Emily Bradshaw spoke to Property Week on how the new Employment Rights Act shifts the balance towards stronger employee protections.
Employment law team strengthened with partner appointment
Donna Clancy joins us as a Partner, further boosting our team of senior-level employment solicitors.
Research by Bloomsbury Square Employment Law found that the majority of workers in the UK are scared to expose their employers
Boss slashed a hardworking employee’s salary, so he handed lawyers the evidence to bring the whole company down.
HR horror stories: how to overcome three workplace nightmares
🎃 With Halloween upon us, our partner Donna Clancy has written this article for People Management which outlines three common HR horrors with tips on how to prevent each one from turning into a full-blown nightmare.
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If you're facing challenges at work getting top-quality legal advice could be crucial. But how do you find a top employment lawyer who is right for your situation?
As temperatures soar across the UK, many workers may find their offices uncomfortably warm and stuffy. So, what happens when the heat becomes too much? Can you insist on working from home?
A settlement agreement is a legally binding contract between an employer and an employee. It typically brings the employee’s employment to an end and waives employee’s right to legal claims in exchange for a financial payment.
A without prejudice conversation takes place for the purposes of settling a dispute between an employer and an employee.
CV embellishments are common. If a professional chooses to modify aspects of their CV to exaggerate their current or past roles, what distinguishes harmless embellishment from illegal misrepresentation? Our partner, Garvey Hanchard, discusses the complexities of lying on your CV.