One of the primary aims of employment law is to clearly set out the minimum standards by which an employer must treat an employee. As a broad generalisation, it is fair to say that employment law is drafted in favour of the employee, as it is drafted on the assumption that there is a power […]
Category Archives: Labour and Employment Law
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Oct
Oct
From a legal perspective, mitigate is a fancy way of saying “minimize”. It is generally used when referring to the obligation of an individual (normally a claimant) to minimise any ongoing loss or suffering they are experiencing. Judges will often tell claimants that “you can’t sit on your hands”, what they mean by this is […]
08
Oct
Oct
Where an employer has a potential employee complaint, as Solicitors, one of the first things we will want to see is a copy of the employee’s contract of employment and the employee handbook. We will review the Contract and handbook to see if they are valid and if they comply with all of the relevant legislation. Employment […]
05
Jun
Jun
These are hard times for companies right now, dealing with the COVID-19 lockdown and all of the issues it is throwing up, keeping afloat and trying to keep your staff employed to name but a few. The Government has introduced some specific legislation to try and address the immediate issues and are providing ongoing guidance […]
24
Mar
Mar
A webinar which is designed to give a broad overview of those areas of the employment law relationship between employer and employee which are most likely to be affected by Covid-19, including the relevant legislation and practical tips and solutions on how to navigate any potential pitfalls. The objective of this webinar is to examine […]
19
Mar
Mar
In light of growing concerns over the spread of the COVID-19 virus, we have initiated our Business Continuity Plan. To ensure viability of service and protect our staff, clients and members of the community, we are working behind closed doors, or remotely where possible. We have postponed all non-essential physical meetings too. We have put […]
