Employment Law

Economy Rebounded With Growth Of 1.8% In May 2020

Despite the fact that the coronavirus lockdown was still in place in May 2020 for the most part, with non-essential shops, for instance, not re-opening

17 July 2020

Employment Law

Those With Minor Convictions May No Longer Have Them Disclosed To Prospective Employers

Those with more than one minor conviction, or more than one youth conviction, will no longer have to disclose them to prospective employers under a

14 July 2020

Employment Law

Furlough Fraud Arrests Made

The HMRC have announced that the first furlough fraud arrests have been made. Furlough Fraud Arrests The first furlough fraud arrests have been made according

12 July 2020

Employment Law

MP Seeks Enhanced Redundancy Protection For Pregnant Women And New Mothers

Maria Miller, Conservative MP for Basingstoke, has reintroduced a Private Members Bill, the Pregnancy and Maternity (Redundancy Protection) Bill 2019-21 seeking to “prohibit redundancy during pregnancy

10 July 2020

Employment Law

Chancellor Announces ‘Plan For Jobs’ In Summer Statement

Further to our article from earlier in the week, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rishi Sunak, made preserving employment his priority in his summer statement,

8 July 2020

Employment Law

Chancellor Of The Exchequer To Set Out ‘Fiscal Plan’ And ‘Economic Update’ In Summer Statement

In a recent article, we highlighted that the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rishi Sunak, was likely to delay introducing a stimulus package until the autumn,

5 July 2020

Settlement Agreements

Breaching Confidentiality Clauses Contained In A Settlement Agreement

The High Court recently deliberated on the case of Duchy Farm Kennels Limited v Steels [2020] EWHC 1208 (QB) on the issue of breaches of

2 July 2020

Employment Law

First Quarter GDP Was Worse Than At First Reported

First quarter GDP was worse than at first reported according to revised data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS). Revised First Quarter GDP Data

30 June 2020

Employment Law

90 Day Amnesty To Be Introduced For Furlough Fraud

Further to our last article on the large scale reports of furlough fraud, the Government is planning to introduce legislation that will provide employers with

28 June 2020

Employment Law

Rishi Sunak Planning Autumn Stimulus Package, As Unemployment Rises Further

The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rishi Sunak, is planning to introduce a stimulus package in the autumn to combat the damaging effects that the coronavirus

26 June 2020

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Economy Rebounded With Growth Of 1.8% In May 2020

Those With Minor Convictions May No Longer Have Them Disclosed To Prospective Employers

Furlough Fraud Arrests Made

MP Seeks Enhanced Redundancy Protection For Pregnant Women And New Mothers

Chancellor Announces ‘Plan For Jobs’ In Summer Statement

Chancellor Of The Exchequer To Set Out ‘Fiscal Plan’ And ‘Economic Update’ In Summer Statement

Breaching Confidentiality Clauses Contained In A Settlement Agreement

First Quarter GDP Was Worse Than At First Reported

90 Day Amnesty To Be Introduced For Furlough Fraud

Rishi Sunak Planning Autumn Stimulus Package, As Unemployment Rises Further

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