Articles on employment law

It is not a simple matter of minimums, it is the way firms engage with workers that determines how wage payments should be made, says Stephanie Sharpe

Gregor Woods explores whether employers can scrap Covid infection mitigations now almost all rules have been eased

In light of a recent Court of Appeal ruling, Guy Guinan examines whether a mistake in interpreting regulations is a sufficient reason for a discrimination claim

Chris Kisby examines whether guidance from the Treasury could mean that employers can use the CJRS for staff who have to quarantine

As the government eases international travel restrictions for fully vaccinated adults, Jess Tancock examines how firms can prepare for the staff going to amber countries